The post Turnover Announce Peripheral Vision 10th Anniversary Tour appeared first on Consequence. Turnover are celebrating 10 years of their lauded 2015 LP Peripheral Vision with a 2025 North American ...
The best kinds of album anniversary tours are the ones that go beyond nostalgia and really find a band or artist breathing new life into a classic album, and that’s exactly what Turnover did on ...
A decade on from the release of Turnover’s Peripheral Vision, siblings Austin and Casey Getz tell Ashwin Bhandari about the album that marked a significant change in the Virginia Beach pop punk–turned ...
Turnover are expanding their tour celebrating the 10th anniversary of their album Peripheral Vision. With dozens of new dates, the extensive run now takes place from April on through to September, ...
Get ready to spin. Turnover are bringing back their 2015 album, Peripheral Vision, and touring it across six stops to celebrate the LP’s tenth anniversary. The news comes after the Virginia alt-rock ...
Alt-indie-rock’s Turnover is currently bringing their fan-favorite sophomore album, Peripheral Vision, to the stage in full for the first time, and a sold-out House of Blues offered a warm Orlando ...
For the first time ever, alt-indie-rock band Turnover will play fan-fave sophomore album Peripheral Vision live in full at select clubs across the country, and Orlando made the cut. The 10-year ...
Under soft blue and magenta lights—echoing the washed-out hues of their 2015 “Peripheral Vision” album cover—Turnover took the stage at the Greek Theatre on Friday, May 16, and were immediately met ...
2025 will mark 10 years since Turnover released their emo-and-dream-pop-blending (dreamo?) album Peripheral Vision, an album that was a game-changer both for Turnover’s career and for the emo and ...
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