Trivium

The Myth is an EXCELLENT concert venue in the northeast suburbs, and the TRIVIUM concert perfectly attested to that. TRIVIUM's sound was perfect, the light show was amazing, and the fact that Matt Heafy stopped the show mid song to point out a patron who was causing problems. I felt that act showed how much the band cares for it's fans, and further respect for the band, and the venue! The other bands on the bill gave the crowd an EXCELLENT warmup for the main act (Khemmis, Whitechapel and Between The Buried And Me). Loved the show and the bands. My 26 year old son loved the show too!

I have been wanting to see Trivium live for almost 10 years and they did NOT disappoint!! Bullet was FANTASTIC as well. 5 stars for the artists!! The atmosphere was good, but one downside to this venue is the floor is flat, so if you're short, you'll have a hard time seeing the artists. Also, other attendees were extremely pushy and touchy (more than usual - I understand concert crowds) about moving through the crowd and I near the back section of the floor.

It was beautiful. I loved Matt's voice. I also loved that he always went to the left side of the stage, because I was in the third row on the right, so I saw him up close very often. The band members of Trivium were talented too. Beautiful background vocals. I really loved them. And talented guitar players. I also loved the blue fluffy thing in the background.

This was the 3rd time I've seen Trivium but first time as a headliner and dam they slayed! This was them at there top peak I felt like, the whole crowd was going crazy for them! I got a setlist at the end of the show! The Drummer was MVP I felt like like dam it was fast and dual guitars was sick af! They are one of the best live bands out there today, and there no stopping them! 🤘🤘🤘

Emo's is an small setting with standing room only, but places like that have a great track record for shows for me. There were other bands, but I was there for Trivium. Matt Heafy and the boys put on a fantastic show. They really got the crowd involved and my neck is sore from all the headbanging I did that night. Matt made sure the crowd surfers were safe. Getting to see them perform their works live was such a treat. They're masters of their craft. Overall, one of the best shows I've ever been to. So glad my wife and son came and enjoy themselves too.

The show was amazing! All of the opening acts were awesome and interacted with the crowd very well. I was extremely excited to see Trivium for the first time as I am a big fan, perhaps too excited. Their set was beautiful and the music was loud and clear and every bit as good as I expected. However, the vocals were so low you could barely understand them. The opening acts were audible and they received a lot of feedback and interaction from the crowd. Trivium received significantly less from the crowd due to the audio issues. I'm not shaming anyone, I just hope that the band didn't have a bad experience in Tulsa and that they come back again!

I'd give more stars if I could. Their whole set was killer. Who would have expected "To the Rats" or "Into the Mouth of Hell We March"? Add on "Martyr" and "Like Light to Flies", pepper in the new tracks, and drop "Shogun" right in the middle of it. I would have given 5 stars just for them playing Shogun. Absolutely loved it, can't wait to see them again.

This was 100% the best concert I have ever been to. All four bands preformed fantastically and well as interacting with the audience a-lot. Trivium was my favorite act, Whitechapel was my second favorite, Between the Buried and me and Khemmis I liked the same amount. Marathon music works is an awesome venue because it has a huge floor to stand on so you can go wherever you want whenever you want. There were also alot of trashcans so i did not have to worry about finding a place to throw away my drink. The crowd was very enthusiastic and there was alot of moshing and crowd surfing which was fun. The fact that the tickets were only $50 made this show that much better. I will defiantly be going back to this venue in the future.

The Myth is an EXCELLENT concert venue in the northeast suburbs, and the TRIVIUM concert perfectly attested to that. TRIVIUM's sound was perfect, the light show was amazing, and the fact that Matt Heafy stopped the show mid song to point out a patron who was causing problems. I felt that act showed how much the band cares for it's fans, and further respect for the band, and the venue! The other bands on the bill gave the crowd an EXCELLENT warmup for the main act (Khemmis, Whitechapel and Between The Buried And Me). Loved the show and the bands. My 26 year old son loved the show too!

Show was amazing! Never seen them before but was pleasently surprised. They put on a great show and we're very interactive with the crowd making sure all was good every few songs..Decent dudes! White Chapel was.. different but still heavy and khemmis put on a good show just not my jam.. All in all they rocked the house and I hope they come through again next year..

Trivium killed it last night! They played an amazing set and kept the crowd going! It has been a long time since I have been to a concert with such energy. I wasn’t a fan of a couple of the bands that were supporting them but that is just personal preference and won’t talk bad about any of them. They all did play their hearts out for us and definitely gave us our moneys worth. When and if Trivium comes back, especially as a headliner, I will be seeing them again and maybe doing a meet and greet if it is offered. Thanks again Trivium for the amazing performance and awesome stage set up. I am a fan for life.

This show was amazing! Howard Jones and Light The Torch started things out and set a blistering pace. Avatar kept the momentum rolling and upped the ante with a set filled with thunderous riffs and a frenetic energy. Trivium...what can I say? I have seen many Trivium shows on Matt and Alex's Twitch channels and I can earnestly say that Trivium played a set that had a special energy about it. Jared Dines, Howard Jones, Johannes Eckstrom, and Corey covering extra vocal duties and the second guitar duties made it a very special show. The crowd had an amazing energy and was solidly behind each act. I have been to dozens of shows over 30 years of concert going, and I can safely said this was one of the most exciting and enjoyable shows I have ever seen, bar none, and I will attend any shows any of the bands on the bill play in my area again, and I would encourage others to catch these bands. If you are in California for the shows in Anaheim and Berkley, get tickets if you can and be there! It is a tremendous experience and is not to be missed!!!

Even though Matt Heafy wasn't present due to his wife's pregnancy (completely understandable), the show was absolutely amazing. To have Howard Jones and Jared Dines (a fan of both of those dudes) fill in was a Halloween treat in itself. All in all, it was a great show and I have no complaints. Oh yeah, I also left the show with a setlist!!! Good times at The Knitting Factory! 🤘🎃🎃🤘

Light the Torch started things of in fine fashion. Avatar killed it. Their on stage theatrics were a delight, and their performance was amazing. The only let down was how they ended their show. They ended with a slow song and then walked off stage. I was expecting a final song, like Avatar Country, to close the set in epic fashion, but that didn't happen. Trivium was ok, but after the stage show that Avatar put on, their performance was flat and uninteresting.

The Cannery has the best sound quality I've ever heard from any other venue. All bands were flawless. The sound guys were right on everytime, not making anything too loud or too quiet. Howard and Matt Heafy both sounded studio quality. The venue itself has been updated but it's also one of the nicest in Tennessee. Was able to get a Trivium signed LP and multiple shirts for less than a hundred dollars. Such an amazing experience!

Trivium was badass, as always. I love how they feign the show is over. They turn the stage lights off, snicker like school girls, and walk off. But you know they're not leaving until they play "In Waves." My ears are still ringing and I'm going to have to wash my underwear at least three times to get all the sweat out. I can't wait until they come back! I will see them every time.

The two downfalls was the length of their set and the vocals. Being an opener, they only played eight songs, and the vocals were too quiet for the instruments, but Trivium put on an absolutely terrific show, and I certainly recommend them to anyone who likes them. If there’s a choice between a headlining set and an opening set, pick the headline, but go see them with every opportunity you have.

Personally I felt Obituary were better, and Trivium were actually the band I was looking forward to seeing more. Didn't like Obituary that much on the albums (vocals didn't do it for me), but live John Tardy was awesome. Trivium we're good, but Matt Heafy's vocals were a little too soft for my taste. Still, he and his bandmates love their music and their fans, and it showed

The show was fantastic but the venue (Chameleon Club in Lancaster, PA) was awful. It's wasn't because of what it looked like on the inside, it was because of their policy. Anybody who was under 21 was forced to go upstairs and watch the show. Everyone on the floor was at least 21 years old. I was also one of the first 15 people in line outside and I wasn't able to get on the rail even though that I had the opportunity. I don't recommend going to the Chameleon Club at all. However, I do recommend seeing Trivium. They were fucking awesome.

This was my third time seeing Trivium. The first time I saw them was Mayhem 2011. I had no idea who they were then. Although I didn't know them, they put on a great show. This time was even better. Their stage presence is amazing and they never disappoint. Their sets are perfectly altered to the event that they are doing. They are very active with the crowd and want to see people having a good time. I would see them so many more times if I could.