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You are correct, just adding a few things: Nashville will still be a 360 stage, aka the pit is all around the band but yes they closed off some of the seating. It will not be endstage. It's the same stage setup all tour, they just don't have those grey areas available anymore to buy. The midwest sold very poorly for the band but the northeast was the most successful run they have ever had there - 7 absolutely slammed shows, like 90-100% capacity at all 7. They've never played multiple nights in cities and done that well in the northeast. In the future they may want to cut down on the middle of the country shows and do a full northeast run (with Philadelphia, and do 2 Montreal shows, etc) since they can't get enough of LP up there. Look at some of the other midwest maps - it's pretty bad. But they now know what they can and can't do in the U.S. - at the end of the day it's nice to see them make up shows from 2015 and 2017, but they will definitely cut it down some moving forward. Just hammer the full northeast and then the select other markets.

Wonder why there are so many more crowd shots than Good Things Go and Overflow on this video and Emptiness Machine. Definitely prefer the Ethan mixes of the music, although this isn't bad at all. They should release a live album from the tour. It's just odd to cut an intro from something regardless of why it's there - it's like cutting the No More Sorrow intro off of the song in 2007. Overall a great performance and the band sounds awesome. Looking forward to more.

So they can add more nights?

Linkin Park has released a new live video for "Cut The Bridge" off of From Zero. The track started out not being played every show in Europe and then quickly caught on, being played at eight of ten shows in a row, from Berlin to Frankfurt. Thanks to the crowds in Milan, Arnhem, and London at the start of that run, the band seems to have realized the song is getting quite a reaction out of the crowds on tour. The video unfortunately cuts the Moscow Intro off of the beginning of the song. "Linkin Park performing "Cut the Bridge" live at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt, Germany on July 8th, 2025."

Looks like Wiltern Theater 2014

A little surprised at Perth, Adelaide, and Auckland all being left off but there is time and room to do others if they need to, I guess? But they know the demand better than we do. Maybe they are a bit conservative with booking after the middle of the U.S. shows turned out to be messy. And there is definitely room for a night 2 if they need it. They could do Auckland before or after this run. You have to think they'll couple this with something in Asia while they're over there.

Linkin Park's 2025 From Zero World Tour continues through the UK, Germany, and Belgium. Colin and Phoenix take a cold plunge and Emily makes a bold fashion statement in Düsseldorf.

August 11 announcement it looks like. If the band is teasing this themselves like this, I'm leaning towards a headline tour and not the festivals. They don't tease festivals themselves like this.

Absolutely will do with an Alex page and a Colin page.

Sao Paulo sold out. 65,000 tickets. Well done - that's 3 massive shows in Sao Paulo on one album for the band. They will definitely keep coming more regularly to South America now with this insane success they are seeing. It's too late to add another show there for this tour but I'd expect 2 in that city moving forward.

We were talking about this the other day - the band may legitimately not play an arena in all of Europe for many, many years, if ever, after this, right? They are large stadium-size in many cities and smaller stadium size in the rest. It almost doesn't even make sense for them to play an arena anywhere. It's crazy.

Anytime Keys is played, it is a good day.

What are we thinking for this tour? Are they really going to do that festival that has allegedly 90 minute sets and it's 3 days in a row? Does that even make sense for them to do? Or will they do larger stadium shows in the 3 cities on their own with good support acts? It would be surprising if they don't venture to Adelaide and Perth and just keep it to 3 shows. And what about New Zealand? A lot of possibilities here. With a new era, they should do as much as they can since these fans haven't seen the band in so long.

Hoping Keys shows up for this one. 2 nights in Canada is awesome.

The energy at this one was out of this world. Boston too. Really the whole northeast run. Papercut, In The End, and Faint is an insane encore. The band was rocking - From The Inside is a monster song live. Loved seeing everyone, especially @sotrix Can't wait to do it again. That was FUN.

It's expensive as shit to get gear from the U.S. down there and the country is very large - there needs to be a large payout financially to make it make sense.

The mix on this is really different. Not sure what to think - think he overall did well but it sounds like the crowd completely cuts out when the guitar kicks in on the chorus. For once, might prefer the Ethan stuff over this for the new era of the band. Or am just used to it to the point where something new sounds different. Ethan appears to mix Emily's voice a bit better.

August 7 EDIT: Linkin Park has teased an August 11, 2025 date with a trailer featuring Australia, likely hinting at a tour announcement. Teasers have begun to pop up across Australia for Linkin Park, which has not seen the band perform there since 2013. So far, teasers have appeared in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. While Good Things Festival takes place in all three of those cities, the Internet says Tool is strongly rumored to headline the festival, but Linkin Park's name is being thrown around as well due to Good Things announcing on August 12. The dates could be a complete coincidence - Good Things announcing the 12th and Linkin Park announcing the 11th - or could be related. The one thing that would make Good Things odd for the band is the fact that it is allegedly 75 to 90 minute headline slots with all three shows occurring within three days. So far on the world tour, the band has not played three days in a row... leading us to think this is an actual Linkin Park headline tour. With demand surging across the globe, it remains to be seen if the tour will visit stadiums for the first time in Australia or if the band will attempt multiple nights in arenas like they have done before. Other potential cities could include Adelaide, Perth, and New Zealand's Auckland - or a location in which they have not visited before. What do you think? It appears that an Australian return for the band is imminent - no mention of New Zealand yet, home to one of the iconic Linkin Park Underground Summits, but let's see what the announcement has in store on August 11.

Keys here would be a great full circle moment on all the rotation songs, let's see what happens!

The song rotations were fantastic. IGYEIH, it may have been the first one she didn't mess up live. The song is an absolute jam live and Emily rocks it big time. That's one of the best songs on From Zero live. Stained also sounded great. Love Points Of Authority and specifically, the guitar is sounding better and better on these older songs live. When they played two shows in Sao Paulo and changed the set quite a bit, we were really keeping our eyes peeled for Tokyo... which they absolutely nailed, and then they REALLY took it next level in Frankfurt. The two night stands are amazing and are pretty much a must-see for this iteration of the band because so much is different night-to-night and they'll even evolve from here to get crazier. The shows were too good and the crowds were wild - super loud. Let You Fade - awesome performance. The encore of Papercut, In The End, and Faint is unbeatable right now for the current iteration of the band. The crowds go absolutely insane on those. Really, really good. Had a blast!

Did the LPU seats for this and wow they are the best seat in the venue. Amazing production and sound. The band sounded incredible. What a show!

Looking forward to it. Song predictions: N1: Given Up, Good Things Go, Let You Fade, and Bleed It Out closer N2: maybe Keys?, Stained, A Place For My Head, and Faint closer

Night one of Linkin Park's North American Tour was eventful in Brooklyn, with the first proper show Faint closer in North America since the beginning of 2011 and a very good mid-set performance of the fan-favorite track From The Inside. However, that's only scratching the surface for unique moments in the show. As fans have observed on the From Zero Tour, Mike has started picking pre-show songs with the band that play on the From Zero countdown before the show as well as adding fun moments in the show that change every night. Mike raps a verse over his solo medley (When They Come For Me/Remember The Name) every time it is played, as well as a verse over the bridge of Bleed It Out. To top it off, Overflow has started getting synth intros by Mike - things like Depeche Mode, Metallica, and more. We are tracking ALL of these every show over on our 2025 tour page. In Brooklyn, Mike took things a step further and intertwined quite a few of these moments together in tribute to Brooklyn's own, the legendary Notorious B.I.G. (Biggie). This was the first time he made connections like this throughout the show in tribute to another legendary musician. The pre-show song for the show kicked things off as Mike selected "Hypnotize" by Biggie. In terms of verses during the show, he rapped verse 3 of Linkin Park's "Until It Breaks" over his solo medley transition, which has a nod to Biggie in the lyrics and draws from his track "Who Shot Ya": it's something for your people on the block to black out and rock to give me what you need like Poppa, who shot you? "separate the weak from the obsolete" During "Bleed It Out", he said, "I want to do something very special right now" and rapped verse 1 of the iconic track "Notorious Thugs" over the bridge. Along with this being a nice nod to Biggie, this is really interesting for Linkin Park and Fort Minor fans additionally because the verse starts: armed and dangerous ain't too many can bang with us straight up weed, no angel dust label us notorious Recognize anything? The verse from Fort Minor's "There They Go", originally from the We Major Mixtape (and later as a bonus track on The Rising Tied), starts: armed and dangerous bitch y'all can't really hang with us in this everyone's so afraid of us, shit makes me wanna hang it up and quit Again, this is the first time Mike has looped these different parts of the show together in this manner, and we are excited to see what else happens as the tour progresses. And if you want a general New York nod, the intro of "Overflow" was the Love Theme from The Godfather... yet another tip of the hat to the area. Well done by Mike!

Alright first of all, let's do a quick fucking review of this thing. We had so many people in a huge group pre show and during the show - that Barclays pit on each side only holds 4-5 rows of folks so it's super easy to bring a big group and take up the entire space from the front row to the back row. First thing about the show is the middle of the 360 stage in the pit suffers from the sound pretty badly - you can't hear the Lying From You intro, etc. It bothered me Emily was playing to the other side of the show the entire first hour... you don't really know what's going to happen until they set up right before they come on. After What I've Done I moved to the corner and the sound was 50 times louder and the mix was incredible. The PA stacks are on the corners and it was a remarkable difference, and you can also see both sides of the stage aka see Mike on Overflow, etc. I don't think I like middle of 360 since half the band isn't facing you literally the entire show. Anyway - standard set with Casualty and Over Each Other but wow after Numb that feedback intro had me like "hmmm" and BAM From the Inside. That's the "deep cut" (lol) that all of us want in the show and boy it delivered. So glad I moved because it was incredibly loud and a total jam... I was going crazy on the floor. The girls next to me had never heard of it and then went nuts on Heavy Is The Crown next so that's the type of world we are in now LOL (aka I feel old). They fucking crushed From the Inside. Damn. Joe Hahn was going nuts and Emily skipped the second to last scream to power up for the final scream. They absolutely NAIL that song with this lineup and it's gotta be played more. A++. Crown next was great and Bleed It Out was good to close the main set. Mike totally threw us off on Notorious Thugs because it also starts "armed and dangerous" like There They Go (a note for the song page 20 year later lol). The whole structure of the end with Faint finally back closing a main USA show for the first time since 2011 rules. Papercut sent the place off, the crowd was going crazy. Love the Papercut, In The End, and Faint run. Let's keep that going. Fun tour kickoff!

From the Inside is a need.