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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.

Looking forward to the show. Brooklyn in the fall was fun. An interesting note is that the venue is significantly smaller floor-space-wise (lol) than many big arenas. LP had to really condense the 360 stage from the Inglewood Forum show to fit into Barclays. So, they won't have the "wings" (the side runways) on them tomorrow like the Forum had. A little concerned about song variety in the opening shows if they didn't do extensive rehearsing for this tour. But they have all tour to work in more tracks, but it looks like no normal full band rehearsals for this leg. Interesting. But then again, they threw in Good Things Go and Overflow and Lost in Mexico City without having Alex for rehearsals, lol. Always good to incorporate some northeast shows on a tour trip - enjoyed the 2012 and 2014 runs up there, and had 2015 booked... we know what happened to 2015 and 2017. Looking forward to these with Boston and for once they are inside with it being 100+ degrees outdoors. Mansfield, Holmdel, and Wantagh are just not fun to get to, not close to the city, and not great venues. These indoor venues should be considerably better.

Linkin Park's 2025 From Zero World Tour continues through Germany, France, Italy, and Netherlands. The band meets fans for Linkin Pizza in Milan and Phoenix shows off his rock, paper, scissors skills.

LP has recorded every show in audio since mid-2007 and every show in video since 2010. That isn't indicative of any release. They just have enough to capture the show themselves (plus what festivals film, they take that footage too that is used on the screens - like what Pinkpop just put out too for example). If they film something for a YouTube release in the From Zero era, it requires a lot of extra work before the show to capture that song the way they want. To our knowledge, the only shows professionally filmed by the band on this From Zero touring cycle have been the Sao Paulo shows. Nothing in Europe was recorded to the point of like, Brazil or Milton Keynes 2008 or anything. Maybe a song or two from Europe makes their way to YouTube but they definitely didn't film anything professionally with the intent of a release from Europe. And that's a shame since the venues were so iconic, but they must have plans for something to release. It doesn't seem Brazil is happening if it's been 8+ months and we've heard nothing.

Thank you - looks like a bug. We'll get on it!

At the Paris pop-up store event La Boutique Linkin Park on July 10-12, 2025, we noticed an interesting Linkin Park remix being played amongst a big LP playlist. At the pop-up events, the playlists are loaded with career-spanning tracks from Linkin Park's discography. We tracked the remix down, along with a few others, and have them available for download for those that are interested. These are all mashups of some of Linkin Park's biggest hits mixed with songs by iconic electronic music artists. The Emptiness Machine x Are My Friends Electric (SR Remix) Mashup w/ "Are 'Friends' Electric?" by Tubeway Army/Gary Numan Numb x Clear (SR Remix) Mashup w/ "Clear" by Cybotron In The End x Tangerine Dream (SR Remix) Mashup w/ "Love On A Real Train" by Tangerine Dream Crawling x Robots (SR Remix) Mashup w/ "The Robots" by Kraftwerk Download (MP3 320kbps): MEGA | MediaFire Enjoy!

All of that is very appropriate.

Don't really feel that way. Mike bouncing back was good to see, and the shows were amazing. The setlists having so many deep cuts and changing so much were a total blast to follow. Well in his shoes if every single press interview wants to ask you 100 questions about Chester and the whole world is assuming songs you write are about him, but they aren't, you wouldn't feel slightly defensive about it? That's what Looking For An Answer is, from the Hollywood Bowl. And they originally intended to finish and release it, but it just didn't happen.

Summer Sonic 2006 may be the most wanted thing currently in terms of live footage for the band. Not sure if there is something bigger on the list. If they do an MTM 20 box set, that one needs to be on it.

We have definitely shared with the LP team many times that the demand for live shows is very big with the fans and that we fully support and advocate strongly for as many live releases as they can do. Of course it's a balancing act with the label, upcoming releases, highlighting past releases, etc, but Mike said he would want to do ATS 20... which gives us faith they will continue the box sets.

The Guardian has posted a new interview with Linkin Park, featuring commentary from Mike and Emily. The article is a bit messy with factual information at times, but there are a few highlights: -Mike, on the current success: "This tour and this album are one of our most successful of all time. That, for me, is insane. That is way beyond my hopes and dreams for what this whole thing could be.” -Emily on fans singing songs like Crawling during the shows: "There’s so many fans that have been wanting to see Linkin Park for so long, you know? So I look at it as: this is your moment to sing. And you sing it better than I do at this point!" -On the Post Traumatic era: Shinoda partly “wanted to make Post Traumatic as a diary of how I felt for myself”, but also had the urge to play live “to provide an area for fans to commune and go: ‘Oh, Mike is still here. We didn’t lose everybody.’” The Post Traumatic tour was cathartic “in the beginning”, he says. “And then towards the end it was exhausting. I had started to … I don’t want to say move on. ‘Move on’ to some people means not looking back and forgetting – that’s completely not how I felt. I felt like I was coping well and I was able to get up in the morning and not think about it, and I was evolving from the terrible stuff that had happened. Then I would go to the show and spend 90 minutes with half the crowd crying. And I’m like, this is fucking exhausting. You know how therapists see patients all day and help them, but then they need therapy themselves? That’s how I felt.” -On "Let You Fade": Many interpreted Let You Fade, a bonus track on From Zero’s deluxe edition, as a tribute to the singer, but “it wasn’t written that way,” says Shinoda. “People even pulled out the fact that there’s numbers in the song [that align with] Chester’s birthday. I was like: whoops. That’s not intentional.” -On "One More Light" being played live: Mike: "I think we all wanted our show to be really good vibes. I want you walking away feeling like, this was such a wonderful, special, fun night.” Inevitably, this means certain songs are off the setlist. There are a couple that Shinoda would “feel weird playing”, including One More Light, the title track of the band’s last album with Bennington. It was originally written “for a woman at the label that we worked with who passed away. Then after Chester passed, the world decided that it was about him. And so that’s just too sad to play.”

This is simply great. There is such a demand for this type of stuff with the LP fans which is why the box sets have done so great. Could watch performances like this over and over again from any part of LP's career. Grateful Pinkpop released this. Some rare stuff in this proshot. It happens where not every song was recorded, this was still 2007 and even bands themselves were not quite to the point where they were archiving every show they played in full yet either. But it's right before that started happening across the board. Chester is rocking here, and celebrating that is what is important. Always a great performer. Badass show.

That massively sped up Crawling has to be one of the worst-sounding things they have ever done live. The 2014 setlists were a total mess with the shortened DJ-style songs. Goodness. Why in the world would you speed the song up that much?

Hi everyone, We are returning with a request for Linkin Park fans to submit their tour collection of items to us for the show pages! We are looking for the following items from Linkin Park's 2025 shows in Asia, North America, and Europe: - tickets (screenshots of digital tickets, scans or photos of hard tickets) - setlists - show-exclusive merch items (especially VIP merch items) like posters, magnets, shirts, etc - wristbands (festival wristbands, LPU, VIP, FOS, any general venue wristbands, etc) - pop-up store exclusive items If you've got anything to send us, you can get it all to us via any of the following ways: Fill out the Linkinpedia Contact Form (preferred) Email us at pics@lplive.net OR info@linkinpedia.com DM us on social media (@LPLive on Instagram/Twitter, Linkin Park Live on Facebook) (we get a lot of DM requests so we may not see every social media submission) Reply below with your pictures! We'll get your content added! And we will blur your name out on any tickets or anything else that may identify you. Shows we are looking for content for: Mexico 2025 Japan 2025, Jakarta 2025 The U.S. tour in 2025 (Austin, Tulsa, Grand Rapids, Baltimore, Raleigh, Greenville, Columbus, Daytona) Europe 2025 - June and July Thank you as always for your help! We will be updating galleries before the start of the next U.S. tour!

This is great, thanks for sharing. We'll wait until it's actually about to start to promote it - we don't want the label taking it down suddenly beforehand.

Version 2 https://mailchi.mp/lplive/lplive-messenger-issue-2-july-2025 More coming!

Wow, thought Moscow Intro was cool on Cut the Bridge in London as a plot twist. Both the intro and the CTB intro are clap-worthy moments for the crowd so it worked to me.

Looks like a good day for From the Inside!

Well they have to rotate the songs around, surely they play Good Things Go or Over Each Other tonight haha

These videos are absolutely ridiculously good. Fantastic sound and video angles. Damn. The band is sounding very good right now.

Finally Keys!

Linkin Park has officially rescheduled their show in Bern, Switzerland, moving it to Zurich due to scheduling conflicts and tacking it on to the end of the 2026 summer tour. The band will perform at Stadion Letzigrund, making it their first-ever Swiss stadium show. The band's statement reads: "To our friends in Switzerland, we are so excited to come back and play Stadion Letzigrund in Zurich next summer on Tuesday, June 30, 2026. We hoped to be able to play in Bern as we had to postpone the show there this year, but unfortunately due to scheduling conflicts, Zurich was our best option to ensure we could still come play for you in Switzerland. Fans who purchased tickets to the June 20th show in Bern will receive an email with refund instructions from Ticketmaster or Ticketcorner. Please refer to the FAQ page below for detailed information, as refund instructions vary. Bern ticket holders will have access to a priority presale for tickets to the show in Zurich. We truly appreciate those of you that traveled to Bern and hope to see you in Zurich on June 30, 2026. For more information, visit the FAQ page: http://lprk.co/BernFAQ"

Tremendous show and the mix is badass. They are firing on all cylinders.

I am jealous that this show will have the closed roof and full production. With two sets, it's going to be awesome. I had the choice between this and Wembley and picked Wembley, but Frankfurt will really be good.