Turnstile has unveiled a star-studded reimagined version of their album “Never Enough,” featuring an array of acclaimed artists collaborating on fresh interpretations of tracks from the band’s Grammy-winning 2025 LP. The project, titled “Never Enough: Versions,” is now available to listeners and showcases diverse musical talents reimagining the band’s work.
Among the most notable contributions is Elton John’s rendition of “Seein’ Stars,” which infuses the track with the legendary musician’s signature piano flourishes and pop sensibilities. The collaboration pairs John with Turnstile’s frontman Brendan Yates, who alternate verses before harmonizing together during the chorus. This partnership demonstrates how the original track’s pop-leaning qualities translate across generations and musical styles.
The expanded lineup of contributors reads like a who’s who of contemporary music, including Hayley Williams, Faye Webster, Panda Bear, and Alex G, among many others. Additional participants range from fellow Baltimore native Dan Deacon to producers like Floating Points and Four Tet, each bringing their distinct artistic perspective to individual tracks from the original album.
Several artists featured on the reimagined album will also participate in the “Never Enough Tour Pt. 2,” a series of amphitheater performances launching September 9 in Milwaukee and concluding October 18 in Santa Ana, California. Turnstile expressed gratitude to all collaborators, describing the project as particularly meaningful.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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