Trivium are gearing up for a new chapter, announcing a North American headlining tour for fall 2026 while confirming that fresh music is on the way. The band has also revealed plans to introduce new songs during the upcoming run, giving fans an early taste of what’s next.
The tour begins on November 5 in St. Petersburg, Florida, and wraps up on December 19 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Joining Trivium on the road will be In Flames, Orbit Culture, Fit For An Autopsy, and Frozen Soul, making for a lineup packed with established names and rising heavy hitters. Pre-sale begins at 12 pm ET today (July 21). Use code CROWN here to secure your tickets early.
The band’s latest full-length, In The Court Of The Dragon, arrived in 2021 and earned widespread praise across both mainstream and metal-focused publications. Before that, Trivium made a major impact with 2005’s Ascendancy, which earned Kerrang!‘s “Album Of The Year”, received a gold certification in the U.K., and surpassed 500,000 copies sold worldwide. Metal Hammer also included the record in the Top 15 of “The 100 Greatest Metal Albums Of The 21st Century”.
That momentum carried into a run of six consecutive Top 25 entries on the Billboard 200 and five straight Top 3 placements on the Top Hard Rock Albums chart, reaching a high point with 2017’s The Sin And The Sentence. The album pushed the band’s total streaming numbers beyond 250 million, while the track “Betrayer” earned a Grammy nomination in the “Best Metal Performance” category.
Critical praise continued throughout that period, with Metal Hammer describing the group as “quite simply one of the best bands in modern metal.”
In 2020, Trivium released What The Dead Men Say, produced by the band alongside Josh Wilbur. The record debuted at No. 35 on the Billboard 200, reached No. 2 on the Top Current Albums chart, and landed at No. 3 on both the Hard Rock Albums and Top Rock Albums charts.
Over the years, Trivium have shared stages with Metallica, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and many other major acts, while also appearing on the main stages at Download, Bloodstock, Knotfest, and other leading festivals. The band also released the Struck Dead EP in fall 2025.
With new material ready to hit the stage and a tour featuring one of the strongest support bills of the year, Trivium looks set to close out 2026 with plenty of momentum.
