Triumph Reunion 2024: First Show in 16 Years
- The Edmonton Oilers will have some extra magic power as they continue their Stanley Cup Finals quest.
- The Mississauga trio, known for their hit "Lay It On the Line," a hockey broadcast staple, will perform their first public show since 2008.
- Triumph last played together privately in 2019 at Metalworks Studios during the filming of their documentary, Triumph: Rock & Roll Machine.
Get ready for a blast from the past! Canadian rock legends Triumph are reuniting for a special performance at the Stanley Cup Finals in Edmonton, marking their first public appearance as 2008. This electrifying event coincides with the Oilers’ quest for the championship, promising a high-energy show outside Rogers Place.The band, featuring Rik Emmett and Gil Moore, will deliver a three-song set that ignites the scene. This reunion also celebrates Triumph’s 50th anniversary, with the release of a tribute album, Magic Power, showcasing covers by artists like Sebastian Bach. News Directory 3 is thrilled to bring you this exciting news. What surprises might this iconic band have in store for fans? Discover what’s next …
Triumph to Reunite for Oilers Stanley Cup Finals Performance
Updated June 05, 2025
The Edmonton Oilers will have some extra magic power as they continue their Stanley Cup Finals quest. Canadian rock band Triumph is reuniting for a performance outside Rogers Place on Thursday, coinciding with Game 1 against the Florida Panthers.
The Mississauga trio, known for their hit “Lay It On the Line,” a hockey broadcast staple, will perform their first public show since 2008. While Mike Levine will not participate, Rik Emmett and Gil Moore will be joined by additional musicians for a three-song set as part of the Rogers Festival at the Final. The Glorious Sons are also scheduled to perform.
Triumph last played together privately in 2019 at Metalworks Studios during the filming of their documentary, Triumph: Rock & Roll Machine.
This reunion also marks the band’s 50th anniversary. A tribute album, Magic Power, is being released Thursday, featuring artists such as Sebastian Bach and Dee Snider covering Triumph classics. this Stanley Cup Finals performance promises to be a memorable event for both hockey and rock fans.
What’s next
The Oilers face the Panthers in what promises to be a thrilling Stanley cup Finals series, while Triumph celebrates their milestone anniversary with fans.The tribute album release and reunion concert add to the excitement surrounding this event.