Published on April 2, 2026
Brady Ebert, the former guitarist of the hardcore punk band Turnstile, was arrested on Tuesday for his alleged involvement in the attempted murder of William Yates, the father of Brendan Yates, the band’s frontman. Reports indicate that Ebert purposely struck William Yates with his vehicle in what authorities are describing as a premeditated act.
The incident occurred in the early hours of the morning when William Yates was reportedly walking in his neighborhood. Eyewitnesses claim to have seen Ebert’s car speeding towards Yates before the collision, suggesting that intentions were sinister. Emergency services were called to the scene and Yates was transported to a local hospital with severe injuries. His current condition has not been publicly disclosed.
Ebert was taken into custody later that day and is facing several charges, including attempted murder and aggravated assault. Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, looking into potential motives and the relationship between Ebert and the Yates family.
Fans of Turnstile have expressed shock and dismay at the news, many taking to social media to voice their support for Brendan Yates and his family during this difficult time. Turnstile, known for their energetic performances and significant impact on the punk rock scene, has not yet released a statement regarding Ebert’s arrest.
Legal experts suggest that if convicted, Ebert could face a lengthy prison sentence, which would mark a dramatic fall from grace for the musician, who had previously gained acclaim for his contributions to the band. The court has scheduled a preliminary hearing for next week, where more details about the case are expected to be revealed.
As the investigation continues, both fans and the music community are left grappling with the shocking news, hoping for a swift resolution and recovery for William Yates.
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