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These get recorded and posted it every time it seems. It should be up within hours of the show ending.

Hey everyone, What's the final answer here? Want to do a social media blast tomorrow for how to watch the show. Can people purchase a Flow TV subscription to watch this online? https://portal.app.flow.com.ar/login, But is it geolocked to only Argentina? A VPN should be able to get around that ideally. Any step by step or helpful tips to watch this are appreciated because people are asking me about it!

They should take a break as long as they want - no rush on a second album. If they need 6 months to recharge before working on it, then so be it - the world tour is massive and has to be exhausting.

Really great show. Love seeing the flares on Given Up and Faint. Who would have thought Given Up would be one of the biggest reaction songs of the show? Crazy. Would love to see them in Peru one day.

This show was one of the best 2017 shows. Looking forward to this one tonight.

It indeed has been great to watch the evolution. The only thing that "sucks" (if you can call it that) is that some REALLY good songs have not been played in 2025 - Breaking the Habit, My December, Leave Out All the Rest, Lost in the Echo (!!), etc. But they can definitely return over time. Lost in the Echo was one Emily really nailed right away too.

Enjoying how they are randomly throwing the rotation songs around, and even a few placements in the show. That makes it fun to follow every show. If they don't want to change the actual core of the set, then these 5-6+ rotation spots a show are a great compromise for all of the people who follow every show.

You would think they'd plan ahead to be there 3-4 days before the show to get properly acclimated, start working out there, etc. They surely will be fine this time. It was really cool Bogota was included on the original 6 show release of dates. Not expecting anything different setlist-wise here on this leg since it is only 7 shows, but a play of Unshatter in South America on the run would be cool.

The big song we'd like to see is From the Inside released by the band. Emily is so good.

The band has released a new live video to continue their From Zero live series on YouTube! Linkin Park performing "Up From The Bottom" live at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles on September 13, 2025. Credits: Directed by - Mark Fiore Produced by - Amigo & Company and Linkin Park Audio Mix - Kevin McCombs Front of House Engineer) - Jim Ebdon Edited by - Mark Fiore IMAG Video Director or Tour Video Director - TJ Lievonen Additional footage - Mark Fiore, Chady Awad, Adam Ruehmer, Lorenzo Errico, Jess Guerinot

It's a great question because a good number of these European festivals already are streaming bands all day long, then when it comes for LP suddenly they "don't have permission." So it could be some sort of monetary deal where the band/label wants to be paid for it...? The last Argentina show in 2017 was also aired. Brazil gets aired often. It's a shame about Europe because there are always good streaming opportunities for LP there and they usually just don't work out for whatever reason. SURELY Rock am Ring is aired, the band knows that is a massive, massive show for them. That is almost like the LP "Mecca" show, if you know what I mean - like that one super iconic spot in the world a band has and because of the legend of the 2001, 2004, and 2007 shows there, it is just insane for LP at Rock am Ring.

The Flow TV network in Argentina has announced plans to air Linkin Park's October 31st show in Buenos Aires: "🎸 LINKIN PARK EN VIVO POR FLOW 🎸 El regreso más esperado, Linkin Park en vivo desde el Parque de la Ciudad. Este 31 de octubre, miralo en exclusiva por el canal 605 de Flow." This looks like a TV-only broadcast and not streaming online, but it is almost guaranteed a recording of the broadcast will surface online shortly afterward. This will be the first full show of the From Zero World Tour to be broadcasted since Linkin Park's visit to Brazil in 2024. With the setlist being dramatically different in 2025, it is a great sign to see with another show being aired. Unfortunately, there has been no update from the band on the release of the Brazil 2024 show experience, but it was said to go to theaters in 2025. Buenos Aires will be the third show of the tour, following stops in Colombia and Peru and before Linkin Park heads to Chile and Brazil. This is set to be Linkin Park's largest tour of South America ever in terms of shows, countries visited, AND venues with all seven shows taking place in stadiums. We're looking forward to the tour as well as having a full 2025 show!

Ummmm. Lmao.

Don't think anyone was expecting a new album in 2026 with how big the world tour has been, right?

No one could have ever predicted one tour of Europe gets 3 shows in Spain and zero (for now) in the UK - maybe 1 there. That is wild.

The Pts edit into BTH in this is awesome.

In a surprise announcement that fills one of the remaining 2026 tour dates, Linkin Park will be performing their third Spanish show of their upcoming European Tour in June 2026. The band will be headlining O Son do Camiño in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. The festival runs June 18-20, 2026, and the band's specific performance date has not been announced yet. This will be Linkin Park's first time visiting this city in Spain and their first time at the festival. This follows two sold out amphitheater shows in Madrid, the first two-night stand for Linkin Park in Spain - with the band experiencing record demand in the country during the From Zero era. At least one more gap in the tour looks apparent for the band, with a rumored June 14, 2026 spot for Download UK making the rounds. The festival in Donington is set to announce their lineup in November 2025.

Guess this was the only celebration The Rising Tied was getting, unless they do something for 25 or 30 down the road.

@radq you are amazing. DId you happen to see this post/thread in 2021? This is why it is so shocking to us that it popped up haha https://lplive.net/forums/topic/14486-assistance-needed-fort-minor-mtv-overdrive-videos/

In early 2006, Fort Minor performed for MTV with an online series they were doing called MTV Overdrive. Unfortunately while video rips of this four song performance were widespread at the time, the files were protected with DRM and issues with the MTV server no longer hosting the verification needed to view the files caused them to not be playable. Outside of an audio rip we thankfully had of the performance, we were pretty confident video files were lost in time. It would be rare for the community to outright lose a performance, but for years and after a lot of searching (with the LPTimes team, enlisting Nine Inch Nails Live, and more), we were faced with the reality that this performance really could be lost. What a surprise to us when longtime community member radq posted his video rip of this performance out of nowhere this past week. So now the story has a great ending and the performance has been saved after all! Thank you big time to radq for finding his version of the video... perhaps the only known working copy in the fanbase left. Phew! Enjoy it! Setlist: 01. Remember The Name 02. Believe Me 03. Petrified 04. High Road As a reminder for newer fans, Fort Minor's live band included Mike, then Ryu, Tak, and DJ Cheapshot from Styles of Beyond, as well as Black Violin on strings and three backing vocalists. Beatdown (RIP) was on drums. The Sessions@AOL performance page lists the touring band for Fort Minor (Eric Bobo was not at this performance, but joined the band often - his drum parts are actually sampled on "Believe Me" in this performance).

The mix on this one is fantastic. Well done.

Berlin 2014. The broadcast was messed up. But the band definitely has a copy of their own that is normal, and they recorded a show before that on the tour too. I am pretty sure Pooch worked on Berlin 2014 and Beijing 2015 for potential release and the label/band never ended up going with either one.

What in the world is going on with this tour? We've seen fans complain about Argentina's venue not be safe for fans, we've seen Bogota's venue not have proper permitting for right now and the Guns N Roses and Kendrick Lamar shows are potentially up in the air, and now there is apparently something scheduled for football/soccer at the Sao Paulo stadium the day of the LP show? All of this after the tour got restructured to remove Rio and Porto Alegre. Who is responsible for something like this - did Live Nation not do their proper research? The obvious statement would be to not tour that continent in the middle of football/soccer season, but there are some other potential issues too. Maybe it isn't as easy as it seems but other bands seem to not have a lot of issues there?

Looks like they upgraded capacity from 30k to 50k~ and sold it out - dropped a few more floor tickets and VIPs today. Pretty cool and glad to see they are doing well in Switzerland.

What does it really take to run a world tour? As LINKIN PARK’s tour director, Jim Digby, PMP, shows how the principles of project management turn massive live events into smooth, unforgettable experiences. From moving crews and gear across continents to keeping thousands of fans safe, project management is the backbone of every show.