TRIVIUM Announces Fall 2026 North American Tour With IN FLAMES, ORBIT CULTURE, FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY And FROZEN SOUL

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TRIVIUM Announces Fall 2026 North American Tour With IN FLAMES, ORBIT CULTURE, FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY And FROZEN SOUL

Blabbermouth · 2 months ago

Trivium have announced a fall 2026 headline tour of North America, joined by In Flames, Orbit Culture, Fit For An Autopsy and Frozen Soul. The band describe the run as marking the start of a new era, with new music due for release and material set to be debuted live on the tour for the first time.

The trek begins on 5 November in St Petersburg, Florida, and runs through to 19 December in Charlotte, North Carolina, taking in around 30 dates across the US and Canada, including stops in New York, Chicago, Toronto, Vancouver and Los Angeles-area venue YouTube Theater. A Blabbermouth presale using the code "BLABBER" opens on Wednesday 22 July at 2pm EDT and closes Thursday 23 July at 10pm local time, ahead of general on-sale on Friday 24 July at 10am local time.

  • Trivium's fall 2026 US/Canada tour runs 5 November to 19 December.
  • Support acts: In Flames, Orbit Culture, Fit For An Autopsy, Frozen Soul.
  • Presale starts 22 July; general tickets on sale 24 July.

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Trivium are a US metalcore/thrash band who have built their reputation on the live circuit as much as on record, and this announcement covers a large-scale North American headline tour for autumn 2026. The band say the shows will introduce a new chapter of their career, with fresh material to be played live before it is officially released, which is why the tour has drawn attention beyond their usual fanbase.

Joining them is a lineup drawn from across the wider metal scene: Sweden's In Flames, a long-running melodic death metal act; Orbit Culture, another Swedish metal band; and Fit For An Autopsy and Frozen Soul, both known within the deathcore and death metal scenes respectively. Package tours like this, combining a headliner with several established support acts, are common in heavier music and often act as a barometer of interest in a band's next musical direction.

The tour itself spans roughly 30 dates across the United States and Canada from November into December 2026, covering major cities and venues in both countries. As with most large tours, ticket access follows a staged release, starting with a presale before wider public sale, which is the mechanism referenced in the latest scheduling details.

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