In Flames

In Flames‘ co-headlining tour with Trivium, featuring support from Veil of Maya and Kyng, recently wrapped up. But we had a chance to catch up with In Flames singer Anders Friden during the trek’s stop in New York to talk all about life on the road with these three bands.

The audience at last night’s (Feb. 9) Albuquerque, N.M., stop on the In Flames and Trivium tour missed out on seeing the full experience, due to a bomb threat that forced In Flames to cut their set short before completing their final song of the show.

A while back, Matt from Trivium got into food. REALLY into food. While on the road, he began wandering around town looking for local restaurants to sample their food, and he started a blog where he'd write about the meals he was experiencing in each town the band would hit while on tour.

After being a part of this year’s Mayhem Festival and opening up for Dream Theater, Florida rockers Trivium show no signs of taking a break as they gear up for a co-headlining tour with Swedish metal act In Flames.

I've been listening to In Flames off and on for years now, and while they're not as heavy as they were back on Clayman or Colony, they've always had their melodic side. With the new album Sounds of a Playground Fading, they seem to have hit a really catchy and melodic, yet still heavy sound. The first single from the album "Deliver Us" hit Q Connected and it's pretty cool.