"Best Irish Band". They lost on both counts to U2, while that year's Choice Music Prize went to Julie Feeney. In December 2005, Gavin Fox rejoined for a series of gigs. On 18 July 2006, the group announced that Turn planned one more tour of Ireland, before breaking up. Ollie also added "this has not been an easy decision to make". The band never played this tour. As of 19 July 2006, the www.turn.ie website was shut down. In August 2012, Ollie Cole announced on his Facebook page that he, along with Gavin Fox, Ian Melady and Ciaran Kavanagh had been rehearsing, and would be performing as Turn for the first time in more than five years at the Electric Picnic in Stradbally, County Laois. He also suggested the possibility of further gigs. The performance at Electric Picnic was followed by a small Irish tour in December 2012 to say farewell. Turn played their last show in the Spirit Store, Dundalk on 30 December 2012. On 24 October 2013, Turn announced a new show for 28 December 2013. References in popular culture Turn's music has featured in two U.S. television shows, One Tree Hill, with the song "Close Your Eyes" and Kyle XY, in two separate episodes with the songs "All These Days" and "It's About Nothing". The 2005 film Boy Eats Girl features the songs "Stop" and "Harder". Australian soap, Home and Away featured the songs "Close Your Eyes" and "Stop" in 2013. Discography Studio albums EPs Check My Ears In Position Singles "Facedown" (7") "Beretta" (7") "Beeswax" (7") "Too Much Make Up" (Released as two song 7" and CD Single. The CD version included a third track "Friends", that did not appear on the 7") "The Christmas" EP (7") "Another Year Over" / "Summer Song" (No. 22 in Irish Chart) "Summer Song" (CD - One Song Promo release only) "Even Though" (CD Radio Promo and Free download) "It's About Nothing" (Radio Promo Only CD Single) "Stop" (Radio Promo Only CD Single) "It's A Waste Of My Time" (Radio Promo Only CD Single) References External links Turn at MySpace Profile at Irish Music Central Profile at Irish Music Database Tickets There - History of Turn 1998 - 2006 Turn Fan Site Interview with Ollie Cole Infectious Records Bio Irish indie rock groups Musical groups established in 1998