LeonardoMF93

One thing that’s never been clear to me is what Brad actually doesn’t like about touring. Is it the performance itself or the logistics? I understand if he doesn’t want to play with the band at every show, but I was expecting a few special appearances. Couldn’t he have played at the comeback show, the São Paulo show for the documentary, and the Champions League? If he didn’t show up for those three, I think it’s almost impossible that he’ll ever perform with the band again. I hope I’m wrong.

Right now, I’d be really surprised if a song from OML gets played this year or anytime soon. It seems like the band doesn’t really care much for that album, maybe for commercial or emotional reasons. Anyone hoping to hear something from OML will probably have to settle for the occasional performance of Friendly Fire, even though it was originally released on Papercuts.

According to the post, the fans who were already inside the stadium because of the LPU Early Entry were allowed to buy merch.

Since the band is already performing again, the reason for the cancellation doesn’t really matter if they reschedule the show for next year. I just feel bad for the fans who traveled to the concert and had expenses like hotel and transportation that won’t be refunded. I can imagine how frustrated I would be if they cancel the Vancouver or Seattle show after everything I’ve already spent. Another thing I keep thinking about: whoever managed to buy the exclusive shirt from the Bern show is holding a real treasure.

The apron and the white shirt look really nice. I'm just wondering what exactly happens at these events. Is it just a get-together?

It's really amazing how the German market stands out as the most economically important one for Linkin Park compared to the rest of the world. No other country comes close to Germany in that way, maybe only the United States (but it doesn't seem to offer the same level of popularity). Since the beginning, the band has always given special attention to Germany and has always gotten great responses. The shows this year, especially the one in Berlin, are a clear example of that! I saw some people saying they're going to the show, so make the most of it! I can't wait for the North American Tour to return in the second half of the year so I can enjoy it again!

The beginning of a really interesting tour! Although I’m not expecting major surprises at the festival shows, I’m curious to see what’s new for the stadium concerts. I’m really looking forward to the shows at Wembley and the Stade de France. Finally, I believe the chances of there being a livestream for any of these European festivals are pretty low, right?

We can probably expect a livestream! That’s the most exciting part, especially considering we most likely won’t have one in 2025.

In this video, you can see how Mike has evolved as a vocalist over the years. We had already noticed that, but it really stood out to me in this episode.

I know your comment was directed at me, but I didn't say it's generic compared to the album. I think it's a completely generic song in general and that it will be forgotten soon

In my opinion, Let You Fade is the worst song on From Zero, maybe tied with Stained. I found it a bit generic. The only part I liked was one of Mike's offbeat verses because it felt different, but overall, the song sounds unfinished and seems like it was rushed just to sell another version of From Zero.

People might think that if they like the song for reasons other than how heavy it is. I think Stained is the weakest on the album ’cause there’s just way too many vocal effects.

I bought Mike and Emily but it's ridiculous to pay 30 dollars for shipping to Canada.

To me, this only happens for legal reasons. It doesn't make sense for them to 'forget' Chester throughout the entire tour. I could be wrong, but I think the only time any member mentioned Chester's name during the shows was when Mike did at the first concert.

To me, the problem isn’t that it’s ugly. The problem is that it doesn’t resemble any design the band has ever used for their products.