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Coming back after the 45 min storm delay and rolling into With You with a Joe scratch intro and the Emily scream - I mean that's just badass. Who ever would have thought it'd be 2026 and that's happening? Awesome!

We had figured out it was Emily by that time because Adam and a few band members followed her on Instagram, Mike liked her posts but did not follow her, etc.... it was too obvious haha. And someone DM'd us "The band is secretly rehearsing to play live under the name Cannonball" (which is what their wifi is still called on tour) + there were some pretty strong rumors from the Sao Paulo Meteora 20 event that stadium shows had been booked for later in 2024 in Brazil. It all made too much sense after the Billboard article lol

Jon, who is on the ground in Switzerland for the final show, shares a word of gratitude for the band, their crew, and the fans as we wrap this era up: “Now here we go for the hundredth time. Zurich, Switzerland. The 100th and final destination of the From Zero Tour. No more talk about which leg is next, we just keep moving one foot in front of the other as we march to the beat that they’re drumming, our hands held high as for one last night in 2026, our favourite band plays our favourite songs and sends us home hungrier than ever. When the initial murmurs of a new singer began, and the troops began to rally. When the excitement became electric and the anticipation left us sleepless for days in the lead up. When they stepped onto the stage in a darkened warehouse, on a space deep in the center of the pit. When Mike smiled. When he said “It’s good to see you again.” When all of these things began, I felt awoken once more. Like a sleeping giant, dormant as many volcanoes tend to rest, tremoring with excitement. Afraid of what would happen when it bubbles over. The tantamount excitement ready to burst, but apprehensive that this might just be a one time thing from a group who missed that feeling of taking the stage again. Imagine it was just that show. Since then we’ve had 99 setlists and the gigs ain’t done (hit me!) The utter joy that the shows have brought us is indescribable. The opportunities and experiences, the friendships made, the conversations had, the places we’ve visited… Over the last two years, I (Jon) photographed Hamburg and Paris in 2024, attending shows in London, Germany, France and at the time of writing, I am heading to Switzerland also. Mark was at the comeback show, and we stood shoulder to shoulder across Europe. Dylan visited India as well as Austria, Germany and England… I could go on but you get the picture. There’s a lot more to come from us, and we’ve had great events we attended in Zurich and even moments at home on the European Tour. The Rock am Ring show on a personal level was incredibly important to me. I worked my ass off that night at home, clipping, distributing to socials for people, live tweeting and chaotically running a million miles a second. I got to enjoy it and be excited about so much of it, but I wasn’t able to be as present as I’d like, and more so, I was alone. Now I was able to be in a cinema, sat with some of the best people I have ever met, crying through the Unshatter movie premiere. Even more important to me, on a personal level, is the Creation event, where a small number of fans got to meet the crew responsible for all the shows. The unsung hero. We say It Takes a Village and there’ll be more on that once tour concludes. So here we go, for the hundredth time. The final masquerade. A chance to leave it all in the pit. In the stands. In the technical departments. A chance to say thank you for coming back. For coming home. For lighting the beacons for many to find hope and a place to head towards. A northern compass point to align by. I’m not ready to say goodbye, so you better sort out another show soon. Enjoy the rest, as will we. The time off to recharge and come back better. It’s been an honour to serve you all and share so many perspectives of shows and we can’t wait to do it more but we’ll appreciate the rest. That goes for the band, for the sound and lighting teams. For the management, those building stages, tailoring fashion and much more. Those doing the longest days. Thank you for what you do to bring this experience for us all. Here’s to another 100.”

Entire movie was shown to the LPU with Joe introducing it.

UNSHATTER just got debuted at the screening!

Ladies and gentlemen... The final show. The From Zero World Tour officially comes to an end on June 30th in Zurich, Switzerland. It's hard to believe, but Linkin Park has encompassed 100 exact full shows on the world tour from September 2024 to now. What started as a surprise comeback at the September 5, 2024 Launch Show has all culminated in one final show in Zurich. So how did we get here? Following the surprise comeback of the band that introduced us all to Emily, Colin, and Alex, Linkin Park quickly darted around the world for a run of arenas shows that began at the LA Forum and ended in Seoul, South Korea. Then, they ran another series of shows in the fall that ended with the From Zero album release shows in Sao Paulo, Brazil that will be featured prominently in the new film Unshatter, directed by Joe Hahn. 15 new cities have been played by Linkin Park on this world tour for the first time - Bogota, Riyadh, Guadalajara, Greenville, Daytona Beach, Hradec Králové, Arnhem, Gdynia, Curitiba, Sakhir, Benagluru, Mumbai, Lyon, Santiado de Compostela, and Florence. 4 new countries were played: Colombia, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and India. Songs were brought back, songs were debuted, new records were shattered, and much, much more. It has been an amazing whirlwind of a world tour and we're happy to celebrate the entire thing with the final show in Zurich. So... why Zurich? Interestingly enough, this wasn't a standard booking by Linkin Park with plans to end the tour in Zurich. The 2026 European Tour was actually planned out well before (months before) the 2025 European Tour began, and Zurich of course was not on it. Five shows into the 2025 European Tour, someone in the band fell ill and the show was postponed right around when doors were opening. The band couldn't make the same venue work again in 2026 due to it being booked for other events, but they managed to squeeze in the stadium in Zurich as a make-up show for the fans in Switzerland. And so here we are, ending the entire thing in Zurich. This will be Linkin Park's 8th show in Switzerland and 5th show in Zurich. The band did not perform in the country until they headlined Hallenstadion in 2007 (and then again in 2009, 2010 and 2014), with stops in Basel in 2008, OpenAir St. Gallen in 2011 (famously with no "One Step Closer"), and Greenfield in Interlaken in 2014. One of the first extended "Bleed It Out" performances ever... "fuck yo side!" So, now we made it. This will be Linkin Park's first show in Switzerland since 2014, when they performed two shows in June in November. We've seen every song on From Zero debuted live, including the deluxe edition songs, and we've seen a number of older songs come back. What we want to know is... what were YOUR favorite moments of the From Zero World Tour? What shows did you see? What do you think some of the best shows were? Does the Launch Show feel like it was just a few months ago in your brain, or does it feel like it was ages ago? It has been great covering the world tour and doing this all again with everyone; we can't wait to see what comes next with a new era - new music, new tours, and more. First, though, we all need some down time and the band will definitely take some, although we're sure they have been writing music throughout the world tour as usual. Cheers to one more - let's see if they pull out any special things in Zurich for the finale!

https://mailchi.mp/lplive/lplive-messenger-issue-7 New one!

With three shows left of Linkin Park’s From Zero World Tour, the band makes its first stop in Italy of 2026, their 10th show in the country, and first ever visit to Firenze! Last year saw an incredible performance in Milan to 78,500, so we’re certain they’ll get a huge reception tonight with a sold out 60,000+ person crowd at their own show. Did you know this is the first non-festival show in Italy since 2003 at the Milan Alcatraz show - the first show of the Meteora World Tour? A LOT of songs got their live debut at this show from the album! Italy is a bit interesting for the band because while shows will be branded as "I-Days", etc as a part of their festival series, Linkin Park will get PRETTY CLOSE to a full setlist with just a song or two missing since they are essentially performing their very own headline show with one big stage and not a typical festival setup. Well, it's finally time tonight to get that full 2 hour set they've been needing in Italy! The band first came to Italy in 2001 as part of the Deftones’ Back to School Tour, where they performed all of Hybrid Theory except "Crawling" and "Cure for the Itch". This was the only time they played more than one show in a calendar year in Italy, but they have since come through for a show on every album! Check out one of our favorite show intros ever at their first headlining show in Italy ever, in a small club in Milan: Tonight looks like it could line up for Set A again, since C and B made appearances in Madrid before this with a ton of amazing rotation songs in the first two-night stand in Spain. Who knew they'd get two performances of "With You"? Crazy! Emily once again was emotional on "Waiting For The End", her favorite Linkin Park song and she's not making any apologies about it (nor should she) - she loves the emotion of the iconic song and loves showing it on stage. This song is a staple in the show and we'd be surprised if Linkin Park dropped it again in the future. With only three shows left of the tour, and this being 97 of 100, what songs do you expect to see? It’s another day in an immense heatwave, so please stay hydrated, and keep safe and we’ll see you on the other side! Remember, just Werchter and Zurich left... so if you want to see the band before the end of this album tour, get to a show this month!

They opened more Rock am Ring screening spots! Congrats @FelixSFD - glad you are going! It will be amazing!

Well, there's not much more to say about Spain, with the band performing their third of three shows in the country tonight in Madrid! This is the most shows in Spain on one tour, ever, by Linkin Park in their headlining era. Of course, Hybrid Theory with the Deftones had three shows as well, in Madrid, San Sebastian, and Barcelona. Night 1 was capped off with one heck of a group of rotation songs in the set - including "Points Of Authority", "New Divide", "Somewhere I Belong", "Cut The Bridge", "Lost In The Echo", "Casualty", "Stained", and "From The Inside". WOW - that's about the best group of combined rotation songs you can get in a show... what a strong showing. Of course, for night 2 we know there is a lot on deck, including the fan-favorite "Good Things Go" along with other staples like "Crawling", "Lying From You" (this was actually the first show in Europe this tour it was not played at), "Over Each Other", and more. We think it's a good chance "Let You Fade" or "Unshatter" show up from the bonus tracks. And of course, everyone wants to see the elusive "With You"! Besides just the amazing rotation songs, there were some fun moments in the show too. Emily rapped Mike's first verse of "Heavy Is The Crown" for the first time and the band played an even longer portion of "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" by Tears For Fears. With Mike joking in France that they should just learn the entire song, it wouldn't surprise us if a cover pops up eventually... maybe next world tour. But it would have to battle out a million other songs we all want to see in the setlists. Following the headlining show at O Son do Camino in Santiago de Compostela and night 1 in Madrid, Linkin Park gets their final show in Spain tonight and celebrates such a warm welcome by the Spanish fans. Will we see more shows in Spain and Portugal the next album cycle? We think that is incredibly likely considering these two shows in Madrid sold out quickly and we could see an even larger venue in the future. Who knows what the future holds. Here's Overflow last night, a staple song on From Zero in this era, now with Emily singing a bit over the intro and Mike using his custom drumstick on the pads at the end. Night 1 was a very hot show temperature-wise, so if you're heading to night 2 be sure to stay hydrated and rest up before the show as the band performs for just over 2 hours and you'll need your energy for the performance. The band also has a great pop-up in Madrid, with exclusive merch, if you have the opportunity to check that out. We only have a few shows left on the From Zero World Tour! Florence, Werchter, and Zurich are all that's left after Spain before a break of an unknown length. We currently are just not sure when the band will be back on stage, whether it's near the end of 2027 or the beginning of 2028, or even longer. They will have to record a new album at some point and will likely want to rest up from the long From Zero World Tour. But when it happens, we'll be sure to be there! Enjoy the final show in Madrid, Spanish fans!

Linkin Park has announced two very special end of tour events in Zurich, Switzerland for LPU members. See details below. Space is limited and spots will go fast. Sign-ups open for each day separately on a first-come first-serve basis on the LPU Portal "Events" section. Read below for complete details. DAY 1 ROCK AM RING '26 LIVE CONCERT SCREENING JUNE 29 @ 7:00PM Join us for a screening of the 2026 Rock am Ring live concert performance from just a few weeks ago + a sneak peek at a never before seen UNSHATTER trailer. SIGN-UPS OPEN JUNE 25 AT 10 AM CEST DAY 2 "CREATION" JUNE 30 @ 10:30AM - 2:30 PM The From Zero World Tour will clock 100 shows in Zurich. We invite LPU members for a special day-of-show experience to learn how the production comes together each night. Meet the wonderful crew that makes it all happen and get a look behind the scenes of this very special tour. Early access to merchandise shopping and lunch included. A valid ticket to the Zurich show is required to be eligible to signup for this event. SIGN-UPS OPEN JUNE 26 AT 10 AM CEST Please read carefully the FAQs before signing up.

We can only go on what people report from the show. In this case, the user "eXhausted" in the LP Discord was at the show and sending songs, but didn't know the titles to all of the songs lol. So, that's what we reported. We didn't have a stream.

Insane set at this show. All of the rotation songs, wow.

They mentioned With You, Blackout, Runaway, QWERTY, and I think Shadow of the Day and Sharp Edges. (The last two being songs they liked.) With You got played. We can definitely see more the next album cycle. We at least are getting great rotation songs right now - Points of Authority, Lost in the Echo, From the Inside, Unshatter, Let You Fade, etc all moving around in the sets is really great.

It's great that they are becoming so popular in other countries outside of Germany, France, and the UK, which are now able to support them playing 3 shows (2 at the same venue). Love to see this. With so many good rotation songs at the first show in Spain, they really opened it up to a lot of stuff here. You could see From the Inside, Lost in the Echo, Let You Fade, etc come in at these shows.

The From Zero Tour hit a lot of areas across the world - Europe several times, a ton of US/Canada shows, and then the stadium tour + festival in Mexico. South America got its largest tour ever and cemented the LP legacy there (you can say the same about Mexico too, where they will keep returning). And some great ticket sales in Australia & New Zealand. When they play again - maybe in late 2027 or early 2028 - what areas did they miss that they should hit this time? Asia is a big one. While making it to India for the first time and likely making it possible to keep playing there, they weren't able to get many shows in southeast Asia in. China was missed, which may be a political issue. They could play a stadium tour there. Thinking about China, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, another show in South Korea, another show in Indonesia, etc. If they want to get these other areas in and not have to play so many shows, they could cut the US down significantly and get Asia in while still hitting South America + Mexico, and Australia, and still be able to do a few special one-offs like we saw this era with Saudi Arabia and such. Thinking about South Africa. In terms of Europe, they could visit places like Ireland, Denmark, Finland. A larger UK tour. They hit almost every other major European country they visited consistently before with this era. There were a lot of new places. The next era will definitely have a few new places too.

This is probably the best case scenario on the comeback that they hit so many Hybrid Theory and Meteora songs right away, because they are the most popular albums (and also the biggest jams live lol). It'll be nice to see what else they can get up to with MTM, ATS, LT, THP, and OML on future tours. Still a lot of crazy stuff they could play - A Line in the Sand, Powerless, etc.

A really good show by the band. The middle run of Two Faced, APFMH, IGYEIH, One Step Closer is a monster. If they had more time, could you imagine adding in like, With You and Cut the Bridge to that run? Or Lost in the Echo? Noticed Joe's scratching and effects on the end of IGYEIH. Upon checking the other 2026 performances, it seems like he's been doing this for a while. Need to check when it started and we can add it to the song page on the wiki. 90 minutes just isn't long enough. When other bands like Foo, Metallica, and GNR can get 2 hours at festivals, the LP camp really needs to demand the 2 hour time slots. Even the Chester-era shows at festivals were longer than these. But, great show and the crowd was just insane. It's a shame this tour is coming to an end quickly because it feels like right now they are in a better groove than ever with the new lineup. The shows are just badass.

On Sunday, June 21st, 2026, Linkin Park is back at a festival that is pretty well-known in the LP fanbase - Rock in Rio Lisboa! Three of Linkin Park's last four shows in Portugal have come at Rock in Rio Lisboa and the most recent two, 2014 and 2012, kicked off the European Tour. All three of their shows at Rock in Rio Lisboa have been streamed, giving us some great content over time. Luckily, this performance will also be streamed! Live streams have not been to common in the band's comeback era, but we are slowly racking up a few over time. We've had the 2024 Launch Show, sadly nothing for Europe 2025 but we got both Argentina 2025 and Mexico City's Corona Capital 2025, as well as now Rock am Ring 2026 and Rock in Rio Lisboa! Interestingly, all three of the band's performances at the festival have come in either slightly over or about 8-10 minutes over 90 minutes... but this time they will be limited to just 90 minutes as most festivals on the From Zero World Tour have been - including Rock am Ring, unfortunately. But, at least we get a stream and another show, and the band is REALLY hot right now so we're sure to get an excellent performance. Tune in here, and be sure to catch the stacked main stage before LP with Cypress Hill, Grandson, and Kaiser Chiefs. Could we see a Grandson guest spot on "One Step Closer" again? Maybe! Since this is the band's only show in Portgual on this world tour, let's give a quick overview of LP shows in Portugal. The band's first show in Portugal came at Pavilhão Atlântico in Lisboa in 2003, rescheduled from June 2003 because Chester having to have surgery but thankfully able to be rescheduled to September. Fans there were treated to a similar show that we all know from Live in Texas! But what's interesting is LP's first actual tour across Europe (past the January 2001 promo shows) came in March 2001 on the Deftones' "Back to School" Tour and LP barely missed Portugal. Due to their very own Street Soldiers Tour, the first-ever LP headlining tour, going until the end of February, Linkin Park actually missed the first two shows of that tour which were in Lisboa and Oporto! So with no Portugal shows for Hybrid Theory, the band finally made their way in for Meteora and treated fans to great shows in 2003 and again at Super Rock Super Bock just after Rock am Ring 2004's iconic show. We take everything for granted these days with every show being filmed pretty much in full and uploaded online, or even streamed, but back in the day of what some of us called BOOTLEGS or tapes... Lisboa 2004 was always a badass one. So, take some time to listen today to the show directly after Rock am Ring 2004 when LP walked in Portugal and burned the venue down with an incredible set. We won't spoil it for you, but they are firing on all cylinders here. Every Linkin Park show in Portugal has occured in Lisboa, except the Portimao 2009 show, which is a show that was actually confirmed well after that tour began - one of the latest confirmations and announcements by Linkin Park we have ever seen. Shows in Lisboa were held in 2003, 2004, and then the Alive 2007 show was actually broadcasted on the band's amazing tour of Europe for Minutes to Midnight. This was a show Brad said he watched Pearl Jam after Linkin Park and was fascinated with their set. Rock in Rio Lisboa got their first LP show in 2008 as we mentioned above and it's our only proshot video of "Valentine's Day"! That show was quite notable because the band debuted three new setlists that tour and due to Lisboa being in the first few shows of the tour, we were surprised with this new set... giving us the first studio version of "Pushing Me Away" since 2002! What a moment! That's a great setlist in 2008 with "Don't Stay", "In Pieces", "Leave Out All The Rest", etc... don't miss that one. After Rock One 2009 in Portimao, the band played Rock in Rio Lisboa 2012 for the debut of yet another brand new setlist (crazy, huh?) and gave us "A Place For My Head" opening with a new intro and a live debut of "LIES GREED MISERY". Crazy set! And the latest show in Portugal was in 2014, already 12 years ago, where Linkin Park's second show of The Hunting Party Tour took place and the band played their famous setlist with all of the shortened songs in it. Remember the CD of the studio version of "Wastelands" being thrown out in the crowd at that show? So, now LP is back and ready for their 4th show at Rock in Rio Lisboa - still having never played Rock in Rio in Brazil but ALMOST making it for the comeback (having to eventually turn it down because the festival wanted to announce the band's return themselves, according to Mike)... we do think it's likely they will play it eventually. And this will be the 8th show in Portugal. Following this, we'll see LP head BACK to Spain for 2 nights in Madrid which are guaranteed to be great. So strap in, join us for the webcast, and let's see what rotation songs they pull out mid-show in Portugal - we saw a very heavy Rock am Ring setlist in the middle of the show and we could possibly see the same again here. Maybe a little "IGYEIH" and "A Place For My Head" for Lisboa? Let's see! To the show we go.

Yes but they've brought back Lost in the Echo and Breaking the Habit, two huge fan requests over the tour to play again.

With You with the Emily intro scream! What a setlist, wow - Unshatter, With You, Good Things Go. This tour is absolutely ridiculous in the best way possible. We will all look back pretty fondly at the From Zero era, but especially this tour of Europe.

Not really considering the festival sold out with just LP announced.

Great news! Following Linkin Park's shows at Rock in Rio Lisboa in 2008, 2012, and 2014, the band's big return in 2026 will be livestreamed again on June 21st! This is a massive return to Portugal for the band, as promoter Roberta Medina said, "the American rock band has single-handedly set a new ticket sales record for the biennial event." The show will be streamed on YouTube for fans and will be the second stream this year, following the Rock am Ring set. We actually don't have confirmed set times/lengths (as far as we can see) yet for this show, but we're keeping an eye out. We've seen from the band that they will perform at 11:15pm local time. Who will be watching with us?

It's crazy so many countries are selling out LP's return entirely. Germany, Brazil, Spain, more South American countries, the Wembley show, etc.

The last addition to the Linkin Park From Zero World Tour in 2026 is finally here - the band headlining O Son do Camiño in the city of Santiago de Compostela, Spain! This will be the first of three shows in Spain as Linkin Park has two nights in Madrid (Rivas-Vaciamadrid) at Auditorio Miguel Ríos coming up, which is about as close to an open-air amphitheater you will find in Europe (along with Berlin's Waldbuhne). So, three shows in Spain, huh? Did you know Linkin Park has not played a solo, standalone, non-festival show in Spain since 2003? We will get into more of that when the Madrid shows roll around, but first before we get there... we have a festival show! The band's most recent show in Spain actually took place at Download Spain in Madrid back in 2017 on the One More Light Tour, so it was recent in terms of the band's touring history. Spain and Portugal were QUITE vocal when they were skipped in 2025 on the From Zero World Tour and it seems to have paid off as four shows between the two countries await fans for June 2026. Chester - what else is there to say? The 2017 show was great, and the crowd was quite loud, but fans left a little disappointed the band skipped two iconic songs in the set that were being played at other shows on the tour when LP got a full setlist - "Waiting For The End" and "One More Light". The good news is this time, at O Son do Camiño, Linkin Park will get a full 2 hour show with nothing cut. This is a rare festival appearance in the From Zero era with a full set. We are unsure why almost all of them (besides just a few select ones) have been 90 minutes, but Spain seems to have figured out how to get a full one when even Rock am Ring couldn't. Spanish fans will be treated to the full 28 song Linkin Park set at this show and will get two more shows following! Look out for Hoobastank earlier in the day as they were on a few of the 2025 festivals with Linkin Park and they really rocked it. Before 2017, it was quite a long time for a show in Spain for Spanish Linkin Park fans and that's a shame because there were three Hybrid Theory shows in Spain, one for Meteora (two were scheduled, but Chester had to cancel shows), one for Minutes to Midnight, and one for A Thousand Suns. Why the band didn't return after that for a few albums is beyond us, but they are back now and making a statement with three shows. With that, we could definitely see them continue playing Spain in the future alongside countries like Italy where they are cementing themselves with this new comeback with great turnouts and ticket sales. Of course, that amazing show for A Thousand Suns was released as the A Thousand Suns+ show on DVD and what else can we say about the Puerta de Alcalá show? Just incredible, and it's one of the coolest shows they have ever played. What a performance of Shadow of the Day - look how amped up Chester is. Seriously, the 2010 show is incredible and you should go back and watch it in full since Linkin Park is back in Spain to celebrate their return and the first show in the country with the new lineup including Emily, Colin, and Alex. It almost feels like yesterday around here that the 2010 show took place but it has been SIXTEEN YEARS since this one... unbelievable. We of course have to mention the Madrid 2008 show when talking about Spanish festivals. We'll get to the other Spanish shows for these upcoming two nights in Madrid, but we do want to touch on the 2008 festival show. Linkin Park headlined Festimad Sur in 2008 and debuted a brand new setlist on the European Tour. Along with the return of "Pushing Me Away" (studio version) on this tour, look at that encore. Yeah, you're seeing it correctly. "Cure For The Itch" -> "A Place For My Head" -> "Faint" -> "One Step Closer". Mic drop. Unbelievable!! Alright - moving to present day. As much as we want those 2008 shows released from Europe, we don't see it ever happening unless Linkin Park launches their own downloads site. And if they do that, it might as well happen around MTM20. But we aren't holding our breath on that one. That show has a full radio broadcast THANKFULLY so give that a listen too. A lot of homework from us on this one, eh? But we're just as excited as you are that LP is back in Spain as some really iconic shows have happened there over time. Just an unbelievable setlist and no fancy production is needed here as the band shows up to kick major ass and make a statement. So for the From Zero World Tour in 2026, LP is arriving in Spain for the 11th show of the tour so far in Europe. That means only 6 shows are after this o-... we won't talk about that yet because as good as these shows are, we sure don't want them to come to an end this month. Let's focus on the positives. Rotation songs are always a big topic around here and we have no idea what LP will throw in as things have really been shaken up a bit lately. We've seen "Unshatter", "Let You Fade", "Lost In The Echo", "IGYEIH", "Over Each Other", "Cut The Bridge", "Stained", "Good Things Go", "Casualty", etc popping up over these shows - and more. And we love it. Strap in because with a handful of shows left, LP will keep us guessing with these setlists as they have been lately. The biggest topic has been "With You" returning, of course, and we think Madrid could see it soon because of Munich getting it. At least we hope! In terms of this first show in Spain - there are still rotations that haven't been played in Europe so far on this leg that we don't think are entirely gone from the shows yet. And we're talking about "Given Up", "Keys To The Kingdom", "Leave Out All The Rest", and "Castle Of Glass". Will any of these tracks make an appearance at THIS show? For that, we are unsure, but we know the rotations will be fun to follow and we think they'll come out strong with this first show in Spain. The most recent headline show, in Lyon, France, featured "Points Of Authority", "Somewhere I Belong, "Over Each Other", "A Place For My Head", "IGYEIH", and "Let You Fade", so we assume MOST of those songs will not be in this first show in Spain but will pop up throughout the other shows in Spain. Who is going to the show and which ones of those songs would you like to hear? If you're going, have a GREAT time and we can't wait to see videos from the show! Stay tuned on socials for our usual show coverage as always and we'll be back here after the show to talk about the setlist, the fans, the return to Spain, and more!