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The new dates come following the two metal bands announcing a run of North American shows together last month, with Trivium performing as headliners and In Flames serving as special guests.
Also on that tour, which takes place across November and December, there will be support from Orbit Culture, Fit For An Autopsy and Frozen Soul.
Now, the two bands have confined their collaboration, and will be heading across the pond for a series of UK and European tour dates in 2027.
The tour kicks off in Ireland with an opening night at Dublin’s 3Arena on March 29, before continuing with UK stops in Glasgow, Manchester, London and Cardiff over the following week.
From there, the European leg starts with a show in Brussels on April 6, and includes further shows in Paris, Hamburg, Berlin, Frankfurt, Prague, Vienna, Copenhagen and more.
The tour wraps up in Katowice in Poland on May 7.
In the UK and Ireland, Trivium are billed as headliners and In Flames as special guests, although this swaps over when the tour reaches Scandinavia, with In Flames then taking to the stage last.
Paleface Swiss and Vola are supporting for all new dates, and tickets go on sale on Friday (August 28) at 10am CEST/9am BST. Pre-sale tickets go live tomorrow (Wednesday August 26).
In Flames added: “We are excited to return to Europe with our old friends in Trivium! Paleface Swiss and Vola round out an amazing bill. You don’t want to miss this epic night of metal coming YOUR way.
Trivium and In Flames 2027 tour dates are.
MARCH 29 – Dublin, 3Arena 31 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro.
APRIL 2 – Manchester, Co-op Live 3 – London, Alexandra Palace 4 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena Cardiff 5 – Brussels, Lotto Arena 7 – Paris, Zénith 9 – Hamburg, Sporthalle 10 – Dresden, Messe Dresden 11 – Berlin, Velodrom 13 – Esch-Sur-Alzette, Rockhal 14 – Bern, Festhalle 16 – Frankfurt, Festhalle 17 – Dusseldorf, PSD Bank Dome 18 – Amsterdam, AFAS Live 20 – Prague, O2 Universum 21 – Vienna, Stadthalle 23 – Stuttgart, Schleyer-Halle 24 – Munich, Zenith 25 – Bamberg, Brose Arena 27 – Copenhagen, K.
MAY 1 – Stockholm, Avicii Arena 3 – Tampere, Nokia Arena 5 – Riga, Xiaomi Arena 7 – Katowice, Spodek.
The announcement comes following Trivium frontman Matt Heafy joining In Flames during their set at the Goteborg Brinner festival this weekend – taking to the stage to help them sing their song ‘Artifacts Of The Black Rain’.
For In Flames, their latest album was 2023’s ‘Foregone’, for Trivium, their last album was 2021’s ‘In The Court Of The Dragon’ – although they have been teasing that new music is on the way in 2026, and dropped a four-track EP in 2025.
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