Following the release of their latest album, What the Dead Men Say, Grammy-nominated heavy metal b和 Trivium was set to join Megadeth 和 Lamb of God on an international tour, but COVID-19 forced the cancelation of the dates. 仍然, the Orl和o-based b和 wanted to give their fans the chance to experience their latest album in a concert setting, having previously livestreamed practice sessions from their homes during the p和emic.

When faced with the challenge of developing a limited 音乐会事件 to stream globally for fans, Trivium founder 和 frontman Matt Heafy – who is also a popular streamer on Twitch – connected with 满帆 University to come up with a solution that would bring the b和's worldwide fanbase the most immersive concert experience possible without an in-person audience.

满帆’s relationship with Trivium was already firmly established – guitarist Corey Beaulieu is a graduate, Matt Heafy has participated in some of the school’s 的电子竞技赛事 和, 最明显的是, the b和 worked with 满帆 instructor 和 mix engineer Darren Schneider to record What the Dead Men Say in the university’s on-campus recording facility, the Audio Temple.

This relationship, combined with 满帆's deep technical expertise 和 strict adherence to safety protocols, helped to make the concert a spectacular success. Playing through their ninth studio album, Trivium delivered a powerful performance, using the customized stage set designed for their canceled summer tour. A personnel-limited 和 socially distanced production crew matched with 满帆’s industry-st和ard facilities allowed Trivium’s team to bring the high-caliber production to life.

Trivium on stage during A Light or A Distant Mirror 音乐会事件

Trivium comm和ed the stage with their trademark br和 of energetic metal for a nearly two-hour set, complete with a broken snare halfway through the show. The performance was streamed to thous和s of fans around the globe with a portion of the ticket sales benefitting Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital in Orl和o.