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The link doesn't lead to the page, but I had downloaded the Rock am Ring video back then; I just hadn't realized it was the new mix.

Where can I find the edited version of the Rock am Ring 2026 concert?

There are a total of 45 songs, not 44. You forgot one song, and I counted When They Come For Me and Remember the Name individually, and also added From Zero (Intro), so I have 47 songs. I didn't count Mike's verses as a whole song, but rather counted them individually in my list. So that's 45 or 47 songs (because I counted "When They Come For Me" and "Remember the Name" separately and included "From Zero (Intro)") plus all of Mike's solo parts. I counted When They Come For Me and Remember the Name individually and added From Zero (Intro), which were counted together in the table, and From Zero (Intro) is not even in the list.

It's strange - I saw three different setlists here on the page; it kept changing. At first, "Lying From You" was the second song and "Lost in the Echo" the eleventh; later, "Points of Authority" was second and "Lying From You" eleventh; and now it's "Points of Authority" and "Lost in the Echo" - weird. I prefer "Lying From You" to "Lost in the Echo." It's great that "New Divide" was in the set; I think it's much better live than "Crawling." "Crawling" is a great song, but not quite as good live. And it's a shame "Unshatter" wasn't played—for me, it's the best of the three Heavy songs currently being performed. I also think it's a real shame that Linkin Park didn't play "Keys to the Kingdom" in Europe in 2026.

A scenario featuring "Emptiness Machine" as the opener and "Bleed It Out" as the closer—with "IGYEIH" and "Good Things Go" in between—won't happen. That's because "IGYEIH" only appears in the setlist where "Faint" is the closer, and "Good Things Go" is only in the setlist that includes "Unshatter" as the heavy song; furthermore. "Bleed It Out" only serves as the closer in the setlist that features "Unshattered" and "Good Things Go."

That’s not actually true; LP played 7 songs from Hybrid Theory and 6 from Meteora. If you include "My December" and "Lost," that makes 8 songs from *Hybrid Theory* and 7 from Meteora - sure, those two aren't directly on the albums themselves, but they date back to the recording sessions for both albums. I don't need "Powerless" live; I hardly ever listened to that song—for me, it's one of the weakest LP songs from one of the two weakest LP albums. Emily or Colin once mentioned wanting to play "Runaway" - I can't quite recall which of the two said it - and Linkin Park talked about "Qwerty" too; it’s a shame neither of those songs has been played live yet. I’d love to see or hear "Reading My Eyes," "Step Up," "Runaway," "Pushing Me Away," "High Voltage," "And One," "It's Goin Down," "Don’t Stay," "Hit the Floor," "Qwerty," "Hands Held High," "No More Sorrow," "In Pieces," "The Little Things Give You Away," "Burning in the Skies," "Robot Boy," "Jornada del Muerto," "Blackout," "Wretches and Kings," "Iridescent," "The Messenger," "Victimized," "Roads Untraveled," "Guilty All the Same," "Wastelands," "Rebellion," "Final Masquerade," "A Line in the Sand," and "Heavy" performed live again. And I’d also love to see or hear "Fighting Myself," "More the Victim," "No Roads Left," "Across the Line," "Robot Boy" (full version), "I’ll Be Gone," and "Mark the Graves" live for the first time.

From 2024 to 2026, Linkin Park performed a total of 47 songs (7x Hybrid Theory, 6x Meteora, 4x Minutes to Midnight, 3x A Thousand Suns, 4x Living Things, 2x The Hunting Party, 14x From Zero, 2x The Rising Tide, and 5 non-album songs*), plus rap parts from 9 songs during Mike's solo set and "Bleed It Out." Hybrid Theory: Papercut, One Step, Closer, With You, Points of Authority, Crawling, In the End and A Place for my Head Meteora: Somewhere I Belong, Lying from You, Faint, Breaking the Habit, From the Inside and Numb Minutes to Midnight: Given Up, Leave out all the Rest, Bleed it out and What I've Done A Thousand Suns: When They Come for Me, Waiting for the End and The Catalyst Living Things: Lost in the Echo, Burn it down, Lies Greed Misery and Castle of Glass The Hunting Party: Keys to the Kingdom and All for Nothing From Zero: All 14 Songs from the Deluxe edition The Rising Tide: Remember the Name and Where'd You Go *My December, Lost, Friendly Fire, New Divide and Joe Solo

The 2012 setlist was great, except for the LOATR/SOTD/Iridescent and Burn It Down; I would have preferred to see just Iridescent instead of that medley. Unfortunately, I didn't get to attend the 2012 concert in Berlin; it was a Telekom Street Gigs show where tickets could only be won, not bought—at least, I couldn't find any for sale back then. The Berlin concert was released on DVD as part of the Living Things tour edition, though sadly, not every song performed made it onto the disc. It was awesome that With You was played at Rock am Ring.

Three times in 11 months is amazing—which three concerts did you go to? I’ve seen Linkin Park a total of eight times (Hamburg 2007, Berlin 2008, Berlin 2010, Leipzig 2011, Berlin 2014, Berlin 2017, and Berlin 2025), plus one show each for Dead By Sunrise (Berlin 2012), Fort Minor (Berlin 2015), and Mike Shinoda (Berlin 2019).

"Unshatter" is a great song, one of the best songs on From Zero. "Let You Fade" is also good. I’d really like it if all 30 different songs from both nights were included on the live soundtrack. I’m not that big a fan of "Friendly Fire"; "My December" is much better after all, it’s a classic Linkin Park track from way back. Why "Stained"? For me, it's the weakest song on From Zero and also one of the weakest Linkin Park songs; I don't like it.

I think Hybrid Theory's performance at the 2014 Download Festival was good.

I wouldn't mind if "Unshatter" were played live more often; it's one of the best songs on From Zero.

Perhaps you'll open with "A Place for my Head," just like at Rock im Park in 2001.

Great, Reading My Eyes is my favorite rap part in Bleed it out.

Let's see which songs get cut from the festival setlist tonight, since the performance is limited to 95 minutes, whereas the standard 28-song setlists run for about two hours.