Brady O’Brien Ebert, former guitarist and co-founder of Turnstile, has been arrested in Montgomery County, Maryland, on serious criminal charges following an alleged violent incident over the weekend, according to court records and multiple music news outlets.
Records indicate the 33-year-old was taken into custody on March 31 after a warrant was issued on March 30 in connection with an incident alleged to have occurred on March 29.
He is facing charges of attempted second-degree murder and first-degree assault and is currently being held without bond.
Arrest and Charges
According to reports from Lambgoat and other outlets, the alleged incident led authorities in Montgomery County to issue a warrant shortly after the event.
Ebert’s initial court appearance took place on April 1, where procedural matters were addressed.
A bail and bond review hearing is scheduled for April 2, where a judge is expected to consider pretrial release conditions.
At this time, officials have not publicly released detailed information about the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident. Ebert remains in custody without bond as proceedings continue.
Career and Background
Ebert is best known as a co-founder of the Baltimore-based melodic hardcore band Turnstile, which he helped establish in 2010.
He performed as the group’s guitarist and contributed to their early releases as well as their rise in the hardcore punk scene.
The band later achieved wider recognition with their 2021 album Glow On, after which Ebert was no longer part of the lineup.
Following his departure from Turnstile in 2022, Ebert became involved in other musical projects, including The S.E.T., though he was later dismissed from that group as well.
Reports also note that he had recently been associated with a new project called Experience.
Details about these developments have circulated through music news sites, though no connection has been made between his career and the current legal allegations.
The case has drawn attention across the hardcore and metal music communities, where Ebert’s earlier work with Turnstile contributed to the band’s influence and growing mainstream profile.
As of now, no additional information regarding the alleged victim or circumstances has been released by law enforcement.
Authorities have stated that the investigation is ongoing, and further updates may be provided following the upcoming court proceedings. Representatives for Ebert have not issued a public statement in response to the allegations at the time of reporting.
Court records confirm that Ebert will remain in custody until at least the scheduled bond review hearing. If granted, conditions of release could include monitoring or restrictions, though no determinations have yet been made.
Legal experts generally note that attempted murder charges carry significant potential penalties if a conviction is reached, but any outcome will depend on evidence presented in court and the final judicial process.
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