Published on April 3, 2026
Brady Ebert, the former guitarist of the Grammy-winning US hardcore band Turnstile, has been charged with attempted second-degree murder following an incident in which he allegedly hit the father of the band’s frontman, Brendan Yates, with his car.
On March 29, police discovered William Yates outside his home suffering from severe injuries, including “trauma to his lower extremities” and a broken bone protruding from his leg, as reported Banner. The nature and circumstances of the incident have raised significant concerns among both fans and the wider music community.
Ebert’s arrest has sent shockwaves through the hardcore music scene, as Turnstile is known for its energetic performances and positive message. The band has gained widespread recognition, including a Grammy Award, making the allegations against Ebert even more surprising.
Authorities have not released further details regarding the motive behind the alleged attack, but the case is currently under investigation. Ebert is facing serious charges that carry significant legal consequences if convicted.
Brendan Yates, who has not publicly commented on the situation, is likely processing a unique blend of personal and professional turmoil as he navigates this troubling situation involving his band and his family.
As the legal proceedings unfold, fans and observers are left to grapple with the implications of the incident, both for the individuals involved and for the Turnstile community as a whole. Reactions to the news have been mixed, with many expressing disbelief over the accusations against Ebert, who was once a beloved member of the band.
The story continues to develop, and it remains to be seen how it will affect Turnstile’s future and the relationships within the band.
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