Trivium
Matt Heafy's Florida four-piece has quietly become one of metal's most technically reliable live bands, from 'Ascendancy' to now with no off nights.
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- Franklin Music HallTickets
- Palladium-MATickets
- Place BellTickets
- The Theatre at Great Canadian TorontoTickets
- Royal Oak Music TheatreTickets
- Aragon BallroomTickets
- The SylveeTickets
- The Pinnacle - TNTickets
- The FactoryTickets
- Boeing Center at Tech PortTickets
- Bayou Music CenterTickets
- South Side BallroomTickets
- Arizona Financial TheatreTickets
- Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino ResortTickets
- YouTube TheaterTickets
- The MasonicTickets
- UBC - Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports CentreTickets
- Paramount TheatreTickets
- Grand Sierra Resort and CasinoTickets
- Mission BallroomTickets
- Tulsa TheaterTickets
- Steelhouse OmahaTickets
- Citizens Live at The WylieTickets
- The Fillmore CharlotteTickets
- 3ArenaTickets
- OVO HydroTickets
- Co-op LiveTickets
- Alexandra PalaceTickets
- Utilita Arena CardiffTickets
- Vorst Nationaal/Forest NationalTickets
- O2 universumTickets
- Oslo SpektrumTickets
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About Trivium
Trivium is a metalcore band from Orlando, FL, formed in 2000.
Trivium formed in Orlando, Florida, in 2000, built around guitarist and vocalist Matt Heafy, guitarist Corey Beaulieu and bassist Paolo Gregoletto. The band's early lineup released a debut album, Ember to Inferno, through the German label Lifeforce in 2003, before Roadrunner Records signed them and became their home label from 2004 onward.
Their 2005 album Ascendancy remains the record most associated with them, recorded at Audiohammer Studios and Morrisound Recording and produced by Heafy alongside Jason Suecof. It combines thrash-derived riffing and twin-guitar harmonies with metalcore structures, mixing clean and screamed vocals, and it introduced the band to a much wider audience than their debut had reached.
Across the albums that followed, Trivium moved between heavier, more technical writing and more melodic material while keeping a consistently high standard of musicianship. The band has released ten studio albums in total, has sold more than a million records worldwide, and picked up a Grammy nomination for the song "Betrayer" in 2019.
They have toured steadily since the mid-2000s and built a reputation as a dependable live act, with Heafy handling the majority of lead vocals and the guitar interplay between him and Beaulieu staying tight even at speed. The rhythm section behind them has changed several times over the years, with drummer Alex Rüdinger the most recent addition to the group.
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Questions about Trivium
Where is Trivium from?
Trivium is from Orlando, FL.
Who is in Trivium?
Trivium is Matt Heafy (guitar, lead vocals), Corey Beaulieu (guitar, background vocals), Paolo Gregoletto (bass) and Alex Rüdinger (drums). Former members include Brent Young, Travis Smith, Richie Brown and Nick Augusto.
When did Trivium form?
Trivium formed in Orlando in 2000.
What was Trivium's first album?
Trivium's first album was Ember to Inferno (2003). The latest is Crown in the Grave (2026).
Is Trivium on tour?
Yes. Trivium has 33 shows listed, from New York, NY on Nov 12, 2026 to Oslo, Norway on Apr 29, 2027.
What kind of music does Trivium play?
Trivium plays metalcore and thrash metal.
What festivals has Trivium played before?
Trivium has played Download 2026.