40 Years Ago: Triumph Release Their Debut Album
If you were to ask most Triumph fans living in the pre-internet era to name the Canadian power trio's debut album, they'd probably tell you it was 1978's Rock & Roll Machine. They'd be wrong ...
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Rik Emmett Releases Lyric Video for 'Human Race' With Alex Lifeson
Rush's Alex Lifeson says he "didn’t hesitate for a second" when Rick Emmett asked him to sit in.
How Triumph Finally Put Everything Together on 'Allied Forces'
Like most bands dealing with strong personalities, pressures of success and egos, Canadian power trio Triumph didn't always put across the most united front.
Rik Emmett Announces New Album Featuring Triumph Reunion
Rik Emmett is joined by his former Triumph bandmates for “Grand Parade,” their first new music together since 1987.
When Triumph Took One for the Team on 'The Sport of Kings'
Label meddling ultimately resulted in some pretty middling songs:
Triumph Albums Ranked Worst to Best
They claimed a unique spot in the progressive heavy-rock landscape, rising from unheralded upstarts to arena headliners within just a few years.
Rik Emmett's New Album to Include Triumph Reunion
This will be the first new music from the original lineup since 1987's 'Surveillance.'
How Triumph Finally Broke Through in the U.S. With ‘Just a Game’
At this point, their career longevity was anything but certain.
Why Triumph's 'Thunder Seven' Signaled the End of an Era
Their seventh album missed the platinum plateau achieved by its immediate predecessors.
Triumph to Release CD and DVD of 2008 Reunion Concert
It couldn't have been easy being Triumph. The virtuosic Canadian hard rock power trio spent their entire career in the shadow of virtuosic Canadian hard rock power trio Rush. They broke up in 1993, but reunited on June 7, 2008. That historic concert will be released as a CD / DVD set, called 'Live at Sweden Rock Festival' on Aug. 28.