Anyone even remotely paying attention to 21st century metal surely knows Trivium's story at this point. Bursting onto the scene with instant classic 2005 breakthrough album Ascendancy, the Floridian ...

Wowie wow wow wow: we’re getting a new Trivium album a mere eighteen months after the last Trivium album, What the Dead Men Say. The new record, In the Court of the Dragon, will be released October 8 ...

The post Trivium’s Matt Heafy Announces Debut Ibaraki Album, Shares “Akumu” Featuring Nergal: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Ahead of the release date, Heafy shared the second single from the ...

Trivium have announced yet another new album, In the Court of the Dragon. The record will be Trivium’s second of the pandemic age, following April 2020’s What the Dead Men Say. Along with the album ...

Florida-based metalcore act Trivium are currently gearing up for “The Poisoned Ascendancy” tour with Bullet for My Valentine where BFMV will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of their album The ...

It’s hard to believe Trivium frontman Matt Heafy even has time to play shows with all the offstage activities he’s packed into his schedule. The singer and guitarist — whose band’s pulverizing new ...

Trivium have been one of the more prolific metal bands of the 21st Century, and while singer Matt Heafy always seems active with music through his social media, the singer revealed in a new interview ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Grammy-nominated band TRIVIUM - Matt Heafy [vocals, guitar], Corey Beaulieu ...

Plenty of bands are delaying the release of their new albums due to manufacturing delays, or fears that the new album might not sell well. Trivium vocalist and guitarist Matt Heafy tells MoreCore TV ...

Pre-order Ibaraki’s debut album on limited white vinyl. Ibaraki, the black metal project of Trivium’s Matt Heafy, will release its debut album Rashomon on May 6 via Nuclear Blast. The album was ...

A metal band recently blamed one another for their current tour’s early end. Now, someone else has addressed this issue. According to a recent Loudwire report, Trivium and Bullet for My Valentine — ...