Turnover

Turnover are playing Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The show starts at 7 PM, and they're the only act on the bill.

If you've followed them for a while, you know they've moved through a few different sounds. They started out in the pop-punk and emo world, and then shifted toward a more atmospheric, dream-pop direction. That change is a good way to get a sense of what they do: they've traded the fast tempos and loud guitars of their early days for something slower and more focused on texture. It's the kind of music that breathes, with a lot of space between the notes and a heavy emphasis on mood over hooks.

That shift is a big part of who they are now. They've gone from the high-energy, guitar-driven songs of their first few records to a sound that's more about atmosphere and slow-burning melodies. It's a different way of listening—less about the energy of a crowd and more about the space the music creates around you. If you're coming in from their early work, that's the main thing to keep in mind: the songs have slowed down, and the focus has shifted to the mood.

Since they're the only band on the bill, the whole night is theirs. The show is at Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater, 801 Red River St, in Austin, and it kicks off at 7 PM on Saturday, November 7.