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Turnover
Turnover is an American rock band from Virginia Beach, Virginia, formed in 2009 by brothers Austin and Casey Getz alongside longtime friend Danny Dempsey. The current lineup features Austin Getz on vocals, rhythm guitar and keyboards, Casey Getz on drums, Dempsey on bass, and Nick Rayfield on lead guitar, who began touring with the band in 2017 and became a full member in 2022.
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United States
- Nov 4CincinnatiBogart'sView details
- Nov 9HoustonWhite Oak Music Hall - DownstairsView details
- Nov 18SeattleThe ShowboxView details
- Nov 26ChicagoThe Salt Shed Indoors (Shed)View details
- Nov 28IndianapolisOld National CentreView details
- Dec 4BaltimoreNevermore HallView details
- Dec 5PhiladelphiaFranklin Music HallView details
- Dec 7RaleighThe RitzView details
- Dec 9AtlantaBuckhead TheatreView details
Belgium
- Mar 12, 2027AntwerpKavka OudaanView details
United Kingdom
- Mar 16, 2027GlasgowTV Studio SWG3View details
- Mar 17, 2027ManchesterManchester New Century HallView details
- Mar 18, 2027BristolBristol The Prospect BuildingView details
- Mar 19, 2027LondonElectric BallroomView details
- Mar 20, 2027LondonElectric BallroomView details
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About Turnover
The band's sound has shifted substantially since its formation, moving from an early pop-punk and emo foundation toward a more introspective style incorporating dream pop and indie pop, with later work drawing further on soul, funk and classic rock influences.
Turnover released its debut album, Magnolia, in 2013, followed by Peripheral Vision in 2015, an album widely regarded as marking the band's pivot toward dream pop. Subsequent releases include Good Nature (2017), Altogether (2019), Myself in the Way (2022) and Down on Earth (2026), bringing the band's total to six studio albums and four EPs. In late 2024 the band announced a tour marking the tenth anniversary of Peripheral Vision, performing the record in full for the first time.