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  1. Not sure if many people realize how rare it is for there to be any video that exists like this of a parking lot stage, but this is where they set the Revolution Stage up later on in their career for Projekt Revolution 2007 and 2008. For normal concerts at the venue, this is the actual parking lot where cars park lol. So, everything there is temporary. Filming this in proshot from such a location is crazy, but really cool. Would love to see this somehow. The band probably didn't release it (or the Roxy 2000 show) because Scott is on bass.
  2. LP showed clips of this show during Hybrid Theory 20 I remember but I can't find the footage. It was just a brief clip. Does anyone remember where it was? Don't see it in this video:
  3. It would have to be from the band.
  4. Glad to write something up. The only issue with setlist.fm's breakdown is it's talking about every song performance of tour - Sabi is asking about the From Zero trends of what songs are coming back in and out. That's easy for me to write - can do it by tour "leg" and say what songs came around, what highlights were, etc. Great idea, will try to get something done this week.
  5. It wasn't specifically Chester's death - he was in Linkin Park for 3 years after that. He's in the Hybrid Theory 20 press, he went to Mike's solo tour, he downloaded Looking for an Answer to record drums on, he was involved in band meetings, awards shows, etc. He just wanted to move on. It sucks, but it is what it is. There is always space in the band for both Rob and Colin if needed, if Rob ever wants to return.
  6. Not sure, but 4 shows in areas they have never visited (besides Abu Dhabi once) is hard to determine if songs are in or out. They're just as liable to play Brisbane next with Castle, APFMH, and Casualty in there lol What IS concerning is Let You Fade and Unshatter. Both really may be gone.
  7. Can you believe that it's already time for the last show of the first leg of 2026? Maybe not, since we were only given four shows to follow to start the year, but don't worry - Linkin Park is back at it with Australia and New Zealand followed by a long (by LP standards) European leg this summer. And according to Mike, that's going to be the last actual tour of the From Zero World Tour as the band wraps up to make new music eventually. The last show of this leg is going to be the biggest as Linkin Park headlines Lollapalooza India in Mumbai to over 80,000 fans, over double the size of their show in Bengaluru, India this weekend. Bengaluru was a smash hit, with fans and press both raving about the show. The online reaction has been a sensation, one of the largest receptions we've ever seen for Linkin Park playing a show. Jim, the band's production manager commented on Instagram: "We are so very lucky to have been hosted by all of the beautiful Book My Show team. The very best first show in new territory we’ve ever had. We absolutely could not have have so much joy bringing Linkin Park to India without you. Thank you, thank you, thank you." A very passionate crowd in Bengaluru singing In The End, with the new Stranger Things intro that LP has been using in 2026. Check out Emily's jersey in Bengaluru! In Mumbai, Linkin Park will close out day 2 of 2 at the festival with a full 2 hour headlining slot, not cutting anything short for the fans who have been waiting to see them for so long. Taking place at the Mahalakshmi Race Course, Bloodywood (who performed in Bengaluru) again joins the band and Calum Scott and others will also perform before them earlier in the day. You can bet Linkin Park fans in India are already in line as of sunrise, or even earlier, as they have been warmly welcomed in the country. In a recent interview with Phoenix this week, he's already anticipating the NEXT time Linkin Park can perform in India and looks forward to returning. One Step Closer in Linkin Park's India debut to a great crowd. Song-wise, Linkin Park is playing it pretty easy to start the year. What's left to play? At this point, without Let You Fade and Unshatter showing up (which seem unlikely at this point for this show), we are missing A Place For My Head and Casualty at least. And beyond that, with a Set A setlist bound to return, we are unsure what else could happen! From The Inside, maybe? We'll see! Set C made an appearance in Bengaluru with Lying From You, New Divide, Cut The Bridge, Lies Greed Misery, IGYEIH, Good Things Go, and Over Each Other. We should be back to Set A, but with song rotations being completely random, the band could toss anything in if they're feeling it. We're surprised Castle Of Glass hasn't been played lately! We haven't seen a lot of traction the past handful of LP shows with Mike's rap verses either, with him sticking to the standard verses although it is nice to see It's Goin' Down get some love in Bengaluru! If you're there be sure to say hey to Dylan @RogueSoul as he's on his India trip to see Linkin Park and is having a blast so far! Unfortunately after this we have well over a month off for more Linkin Park shows but we will be sure to keep you updated along the way with band news and more, and of course all of the Mumbai updates. Let's rock and roll!
  8. New interview with Phoenix where he talks about Linkin Park's first trip to India, the process with From Zero, some in-depth talk of losing Chester, and more.
  9. White Noise is even in a trailer for The Hunting Party, right?
  10. Because setlist.fm sourced that from us, who sourced it from Discord. You can hear that isn't the song:
  11. It is a shame a song hasn't been busted out since From the Inside, right? A year ago. Surprised they haven't tried With You, Blackout, QWERTY, Shadow of the Day.
  12. Ladies and gentlemen… it’s finally here! Along with the band’s comeback in 2024, you can put this one in the column of “didn’t ever expect this to finally happen”... Linkin Park performing their first concert in India! Indian fans have been extremely vocal about the band coming to the country for many years and this is one of the big spots on the planet left for them to visit. For just this world tour, new countries for Linkin Park that they have visited include Colombia (twice!), Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and now India. That’s two in a week with Bahrain! The list of new cities is even higher. The first show in India takes place in Bengaluru at the brand new Brigade Innovation Gardens venue, which was recently constructed. This is actually the SECOND show announced for India as Lollapalooza India was announced first and then Linkin Park added a second show, a headline show on their own. Around 40,000 fans are expected at this show with another 80,000+ fans expected in Mumbai. In February 2014, Stone Temple Pilots with Chester were going to make their big India debut and Linkin Park fans were quite excited to see Chester in-person. STP was set to headline MTV Xtreme in Greater Noida, but unfortunately the entire tour had to be canceled as Warner forced Linkin Park back in the studio to finish their next album… The Hunting Party. Looking back, such a logistical hiccup as this is quite wild to have even happened in the first place.... What was going to be a big event never ended up happening and Chester sadly was never able to perform in India. But what is important now is his promise is fulfilled and in 2026, Linkin Park will make their long-awaited debut in the country with two shows this weekend that will see them performing to well over 120,000 fans. Mike said this week to Rolling Stone India, “Indian fans have been very vocal about us coming to India. I think we’re very appreciative of their patience and persistence.” The start of 2026 features a short leg of just four shows to kick off the year as Linkin Park performed in Sakhir and Abu Dhabi before heading to India for two shows. The band will return in March where they make their (also) long-awaited return to Australia and New Zealand in a run of headline shows. These shows are coming near the end of the From Zero World Tour (2024-2026), as Mike has indicated in recent interviews that Europe is likely the end of the line as far as tours go for the From Zero era. And then it’s time for some new music! While there haven’t been any older songs added to the show lately, and we may have lost Let You Fade and Unshatter, the performances by LP are quite strong right now. We do have a new Stranger Things intro to In The End and we do have completely unpredictable song rotations, so who knows what is to come in India? What we’ve seen so far on the tour is a toss-up as far as song rotations go. We would definitely expect Lying From You, A Place for My Head, Good Things Go, and Casualty to appear, with perhaps a Points of Authority performance too. Beyond that, we have no clue as the band is going with whatever they feel like on a certain night as far as rotation songs go… all three of Over Each Other, Stained, and From the Inside were performed at the first two shows of this leg. Will any of them appear at THREE shows in a row? Linkin Park’s next show is Lollapalooza India in Mumbai on Sunday to end this leg of the tour, where they will get a full 2 hour headline slot. This is rare for a festival with the band as most headline festival slots for LP in the From Zero era have featured shortened sets to about 90 to 100 minutes. We’re looking forward to it and we're ready for full show coverage as usual! If you see Dylan at the shows in India, be sure to say hey as he is there representing from New Jersey and is excited to see all of our friends!
  13. We still can't get the proper song before the show started. Anyone have any luck? It isn't Undead by Hollywood Undead.
  14. Yeah agreed. We had it great at the time and everyone was too busy saying "but where's APFMH?!" That show right now would be a KILLER set. Fallout and Catalyst opening into What I've Done? Shit. Wretches, No More Sorrow, Given Up mid set with Lying From You AND Papercut? Shiiiiit.
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