BALTIMORE — Baltimore received a big shout out during Sunday night's 68th Annual Grammy Awards.
The Charm City based band, Turnstile, took home two Grammy's for Best Rock Album (Never Enough), and Best Metal Performance ("Birds").
Never Enough was also nominated for Best Rock Performance, but didn't win.
It was the group's first time earning a Grammy after four nominations in previous years.
At the 66th Grammy's, Turnstile received a Best Remixed Recording nomination for Alien Love Call.
A year earlier, at the 65th Grammy Awards, their song Blackout received a pair of nominations for Best Rock Song and Best Metal Performance. The song Holiday was also nominated for Best Rock Performance that year.
Formed in 2010, the original band consisted of Brady Ebert, Sean Cullen, Brendan Yates, Franz Lyons, and Daniel Fang.
Ebert and Cullen later departed making way for current members Pat McCrory and Meg Mills.
