Turnover Announces Peripheral Vision 10-Year Anniversary Live Shows

Today, Turnover announces a series of six live shows in 2025 to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their foundational sophomore album Peripheral Vision. The shows, which will take place across May, June and September will see the band play some of the biggest shows of their career: Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, The Dome in Virginia Beach, Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn, New York and Roundhouse in London. This series of 2025 live shows, produced by Live Nation, comes on the heels of a prolific year for Turnover, who embarked on two extensive nationwide tours in 2024, supported by the likes of MSPAINT, Drook, Queen of Jeans, Glare and glixen.

Select presales begin today at 12PM Eastern and extend through this week, ending Thursday, December 12th at 10PM local time. The general on-sale begins Friday, December 13th at 10AM local time. Tickets are available at turnovermusic.net.

Released on May 4th, 2015, Turnover’s second album Peripheral Vision is widely regarded as an essential body of the work in the band’s discography, maturing its sound into a shoegaze-inflected post-punk direction following the band’s 2013 debut record Magnolia. Described as “a tour de force” by Kerrang!, the album set the stage for an extensive and prolific touring history over the past decade and three subsequent albums, including their most recent LP, 2022’s Myself in the Way.

See more details on the series of 2025 anniversary live shows below and stay tuned for more details on Turnover’s plans for 2025 coming soon.