Trivium and In Flames turn Franklin Music Hall into a four-band metal night

The fall tour Trivium calls the start of their next era hits Philadelphia on Saturday, Nov. 14, with Fit For An Autopsy and Frozen Soul on the bill; doors-early start.

Get there early. That's the first thing to know about next Saturday at Franklin Music Hall, where four metal bands share one bill and the night starts before most people have finished dinner.

The details: Trivium headline Franklin Music Hall on Saturday, Nov. 14, with In Flames, Fit For An Autopsy and Frozen Soul. The show starts at 6:35 p.m. Tickets are through AXS. The room holds 2,700, and with this lineup, plan on it being full from the first band.

This is not a routine fall run for Trivium. The band have framed the tour as the somewhat unofficial start of their next era, and they plan to debut new material on stage along the way (Loudwire). For a band this deep into its career, that's the hook: you're not just getting the hits, you're getting a first look at what comes next, tested in front of a crowd before anyone has heard a record.

You're not just getting the hits, you're getting a first look at what comes next.

The tour itself is a big one, 32 dates that kicked off Nov. 5 in St. Petersburg, Florida, and run through Dec. 19 in Charlotte (Blabbermouth). By the time it reaches Philadelphia, the band will have worked through Atlanta, Louisville, Grand Rapids, Washington, D.C., and New Haven, so the new songs should be settled into the set.

Then there's In Flames. Sharing a bill with the Swedish melodic death metal band is more than a support slot; the two acts are lined up to co-headline across Europe and the UK in spring 2027 (Louder), with dates including Dublin's 3Arena. This fall's North American run is the warm-up for that partnership, and for Philadelphia fans it means two bands' worth of headline-level sets on one ticket.

Fit For An Autopsy and Frozen Soul fill out the early part of the night, and this is where the 6:35 start matters. Both are heavy, both are worth seeing, and both will be on before the room is at full volume if you take your time getting to Callowhill. Frozen Soul are on the bill for the whole tour, so they're the band most likely to greet you as you walk in (JamBase).

Trivium have kept a busy year. They also spent part of the fall co-headlining in Australia with Lamb Of God, which means this North American run comes on the back of serious time on stage (Consequence). A band in that kind of shape, with new songs to prove, is exactly what you want on a Saturday night.

Clear your evening, eat early and wear shoes you can stand in for four sets. Next Saturday is a long one, and every band on it is worth the time.

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