Triathalon Tickets

Triathalon is an indie-leaning trio formed in 2011 in Savannah, Georgia. The band, consisting of Adam Intrator, Chad Chilton, and Hunter Jayne, crafts music that travels between indie rock, psychedelia, and bedroom pop. Their sound has evolved from intimate lo-fi beginnings to a more minimal production approach on their latest release, Funeral Music, while still rooted in catchy melodies and exploratory textures. If you’re looking to understand the band’s trajectory, you’ve got a friend in us—the folks who can help you find tickets, keep you updated on show dates, and share context about their work.

We’ve got you covered for Triathalon’s 2025 concert run with reliable venue information, clear date details, and a straightforward buying process. Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from their discography, and a snapshot of upcoming tour stops. As always, you can rely on us to secure your seats when you’re ready to see Triathalon live.

Background note: Triathalon released Funeral Music on Lex Records on May 16, 2025, with the lead single RIP dropping on February 18, 2025. The band leans into influences from the 90s and lo-fi aesthetics, while pushing toward more restrained production on their latest album. If you’re between shows in 2025, keep an eye on individual venue pages for date-specific details, including any RESCHEDULED events or changes. For social media and more, visit the official channels linked on each page—we’ve included targeted links to Instagram, YouTube, and the band’s official domains: triathalon.band and triathalon.online.

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• Upcoming 2025 tour stops include Raleigh, NC (Hopscotch-related events at The Pour House Music Hall), Mexico City, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Phoenix/Austin stops, as documented in 2025 setlists.
• Discography highlights spiral from Nothing Bothers Me (2015) and Lo-Tide (2014) to more recent works: Sleep Cycle (2020, Dead Oceans) and Funeral Music (2025, Lex).
• Official social links and websites: Instagram, YouTube, triathalon.band, and triathalon.online—each opening in a new tab for safe navigation.