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Neurosis Returns to Stage with New Member Aaron Turner at Montana Festival

Neurosis performed its first concert since 2019 on July 25 2026, playing on the traditional lands of the Blackfeet Nation in Montana, United States. The show was part of the Fire In The Mountains festival and was held by invitation of the nonprofit Firekeeper Alliance, which works on youth suicide prevention in Indian Country.

The lineup featured founding members Steve Von Till, Jason Roeder, Dave Edwardson and Noah Landis, joined by Aaron Turner – known for his work with Sumac and former guitarist/vocalist of Isis – on guitar and vocals. The set included ten songs, mixing tracks from the band’s newly released album An Undying Love For A Burning World (March 2026, Neurot Recordings) with classics from their catalogue.

The concert also highlighted the band’s recent history: co‑founder Scott Kelly left in 2019 after allegations of domestic abuse, a split the group publicly confirmed in 2022. In conjunction with the event, a short film produced with the Firekeeper Alliance portrayed four Blackfeet youth, underscoring the group’s commitment to mental‑health outreach.

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Aaron Turner · Blackfeet Nation · Fire In The Mountains Festival · Firekeeper Alliance · Neurosis · Scott Kelly

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