Trivium's New Era Tour
Trivium Kicks Off North American Tour with In Flames, Previews Eleventh Album; Tickets On Sale July 24
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The tour is positioned to feature live previews of Trivium's upcoming eleventh studio album, which would be their first full-length release since 2021's In the Court of the Dragon, following the 2025 Struck Dead EP.
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The billing details specify In Flames as direct support for the entire run, with Frozen Soul opening, and Orbit Culture performing with Trivium on the first half and Fit for an Autopsy on the second half of the tour.
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Ticketing specifics include a BLABBER presale (July 22 2:00 p.m. EDT to July 23 10:00 p.m. local) with the general on-sale on July 24, and additional official pre-sale through Knotfest starting July 22 at 2:00 p.m. ET, with password access for premium members.
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Canadian stops are specified as Laval, Quebec (Place Bell) on November 17 and Toronto, Ontario (Great Canadian Toronto) on November 18, adding international dates to the US leg.
Trivium has announced a 32-date North American headline tour this fall, kicking off November 5 in St. Petersburg, Florida and wrapping December 19 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The band is calling it the unofficial start of their next era, with live previews of new music planned throughout the run, according to Yahoo. In Flames will serve as direct support for the entire tour.
The tour marks a significant moment for the band. It is their first major North American run with new drummer Alex Rüdinger, who joined in 2025. New songs from an upcoming eleventh studio album — their first full-length since 2021's In the Court of the Dragon — are expected to be played live for the first time, 98KUPD reported.
A Stacked Bill Built for Metal Fans
The lineup rotates depending on which part of the tour you catch. Orbit Culture joins Trivium for the first half of the run. Fit for an Autopsy takes that slot for the second half. Frozen Soul opens every night, according to Yahoo. In Flames — one of Sweden's biggest metal exports — stays on the bill as direct support from start to finish.
The band is billing it as a stacked tour with a renewed creative push behind it. The 2025 Struck Dead EP already gave fans a taste of the new direction. The upcoming eleventh album is expected to build on that. No release date has been announced yet.
Canadian Stops Added to the Fall Itinerary
The tour crosses into Canada for several dates. Trivium will play Laval, Quebec at Place Bell on November 17 and Toronto, Ontario at Great Canadian Toronto on November 18. A stop in Penticton, British Columbia is set for December 7 at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre, Castanet reported. Vancouver is also on the schedule.
The Canadian leg gives fans outside the US a rare chance to see the band road-testing new material. Penticton, a smaller market, rarely gets stops from major metal acts of Trivium's level. The inclusion signals the band is casting a wide net on this run.
Presale Windows and Ticket Dates to Know
Presales kicked off July 22 at 2:00 p.m. EDT. A BLABBER presale ran from July 22 through July 23 at 10:00 p.m. local time. Knotfest also ran an official presale starting July 22 at 2:00 p.m. ET, with password access for premium members. General on-sale opened July 24, Yahoo reported.
Fans in the Phoenix area can catch the show at Arizona Financial Theatre on December 2, Your Valley noted. That date falls in the middle of the US stretch, giving southwestern fans a clear target date to watch for.
New Drummer, New Album, New Era for Trivium
Alex Rüdinger's addition in 2025 gave Trivium a fresh start behind the kit. The band has made no secret of its ambitions for the next album. They are calling this tour the unofficial launch of that new chapter. Live previews of unreleased songs are planned, which is rare for a band that typically saves new material for album cycles.
Trivium's last studio album, In the Court of the Dragon, came out in 2021. That is a four-year gap. The Struck Dead EP in 2025 kept fans engaged. But the eleventh album is the main event. This fall tour appears designed to build momentum heading into that release, according to 98KUPD.
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