Outdoor

Wednesday 07 May 2025

Trivium and Bullet for My Valentine

The Rooftop at Pier 17, New York (NYC), NY, US

Line-up: Trivium, Bullet for My Valentine, August Burns Red, Bleed From Within

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Venue

The Rooftop at Pier 17

89 South Street 10038 New York (NYC), NY, US

6 upcoming concerts Capacity: 3,400

Additional details

Doors open: 17:30

Concert in your area for Metal and Rock.

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Line-up details

HEADLINER

Trivium HEADLINER

Last time in New York (NYC): 1 year ago
Bullet for My Valentine 50 upcoming events

Will you like them?

Hell yeah!

Almost all fans who like the headliner like this artist too.
August Burns Red 37 upcoming events

Will you like them?

Yes

Most fans who like the headliner also like this artist.
Bleed From Within 32 upcoming events

Will you like them?

YOLO

Most fans of the headliner don’t know this artist. Be one of the first!

Biographies

Trivium biography

Hailing from Orlando, Florida, USA, Trivium are a metal band that formed in 2000. They have released a handful of studio albums, and have been hailed as the biggest thrash metal band to form in the 21st century.
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Bullet for My Valentine biography

Hailing from Bridgend, Wales, Bullet For My Valentine have become one of the biggest acts out of the new crop of heavy metal bands, blending classic NWOBHM vibes with a contemporary, metalcore twist.
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August Burns Red biography

August Burns Red is an American Christian metalcore band from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, U.S., and was formed in March 2003.
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Live reviews

Trivium live review

Before Trivium even walked onto the stage, haunting, dark ambient music drifted across the festival, creating a brooding atmosphere. The band walked out and were playing "Rain" within seconds.

The audience was …

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By Anonymous
Bullet for My Valentine live review

The thing about Bullet For My Valentine is definitely not the energy they show on stage, they practically stand still. It's the ability to catch the energy from the albums and make the music speak for itself.

I saw …

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by joacim-niden
August Burns Red live review

Isn’t it funny how so many Christian rock groups seem to do so much screaming and concern themselves so readily with dark lyrical themes that obsess over the spectre of death? August Burns Red, from Manheim, …

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