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My grandpa died on July 8 and I had just about stopped being consistently sad and then Chester died. Now I'm feeling real sad about Chester and my grandpa again. I've listened to "One More Light" a l lot, as well as Nobody Can Save Me and Leave out All The Rest. They are painful to listen to, but at the same time, it's helping with the healing process. Chester was my favorite singer. He was such an inspiration. I hope his family and band mates will make it through this. I hope all of you can too.

I have been following this band for 12 years, since I was 12 years old. Their music has provided me with so much joy and comfort in hard times. Chester's phenomenal performance on the song "One More Light" came out at the perfect moment. 5 days after the album came out, I found out that my grandpa had only a few months to live, and unfortunately, he passed away on July 8. I balled like a baby to the song. I want to thank Chester for all the good times and comfort during hard times. I saw Linkin Park only once. I lived in Mississippi, so all their shows were always hours away. My friends and I drove 10 hours to Tampa, FL to see them during The Hunting Party tour cycle and the show was everything I had ever hoped it would be. I wish the family, band, and all of the fans my best.

I saw the band live for the first time in Tampa during the Carnivores Tour, so I was pretty happy with the set list aside from the shortened songs; however, hopefully when I see the band live again, I do want more variety with the set list. I feel bad for all of you have seen very similar sets time and time again. I think the only singles the band "has" to play live is OSC, ITE, Faint, Numb, What I've Done, and Bleed It Out. I think maybe they could get away with rotating New Divide and Burn It Down. I really hope they bring back songs such as NMS, TLTGYA, WTCFM, In Pieces, By Myself. I don't know how likely it is. Then again, Slipknot has premiered songs from their second album that have never been played before during this touring cycle. I'm sure no one ever expected that either.

I'm glad that they are taking their time on this record. Also, I'm happy that in his letter to the band he said he wanted to continue with live instruments and experiment. I have always been a fan of hard rock, and enjoyed The Hunting Party (even though it hasn't aged as well as other albums) but I'm glad they are in a very creative mindset and want to experiment again.

Does anyone somehow have info on the show yet?

Interesting! The whole show or just a song or two you think?

It would be crazy if they played The Hunting Party in full and had all the features from the album; however, that's most likely not the case. I could see it being Aoki and Daron though since these two have actually performed with the band before.

I wish it would be By Myself. Not likely, but one can hope.

SET A: 1. Guilty All The Same 2. No More Sorrow 3. One Step Closer (Ext. Outro) 4. Lying From You 5. From The Inside 6. By Myself 7. Rebellion 8. Wastelands (Album Intro) 9. Points Of Authority 10. Breaking The Habit 11. Somewhere I Belong 12. When They Come For Me 13. Burn It Down 14. Numb (Numb/Encore Intro) 15. Waiting For The End (Apaches Intro w/ 'Until It Breaks' v3; Wall of Noise Outro) 16. Mark The Graves 17. In The End 19. Faint (ext. Outro) Encore: 20. Final Masquerade (Drawbar Piano Intro) 21. What I've Done (Ext. Guitar Solo Bridge) 22. Papercut (2015 Intro) 23. Bleed It Out Ext. Intro; Ext. Bridge w/ Drum Solo + 'The Catalyst' Refrain; Ext. Ending) SET B: 1. Papercut (2015 Intro) 2. With You (Reanimation Intro) 3. Faint (Ext. Intro) 4. Keys To The Kingdom (Hard Start) 5. What I've Done 6. The Catalyst 7. Wretches & Kings 8. Figure .09 9. Somewhere I Belong (2012 Intro) 10. Rebellion 11. War 12. In Pieces 13. Breaking The Habit 14. Burn It Down 15. Numb 16. In The End 17. Pushing Me Away 18. Faint (Ext. Outro 19. Bleed It Out (Ext. Intro w/ 'Reading My Eyes' v1; Ext. Bridge w/ Drum Solo; Ext. Ending) Encore: 20. Lost In The Echo 21. Waiting For The End (Apaches Intro w/ 'Until It Breaks' v3; Wall of Noise Outro) 22. A Place For My Head (2015 Intro) 23. One Step Closer ( Reanimation Bridge; Ext. Outro)

So, THP tour cycle is over after tonight's show and the one on the 7th?

1. Papercut (2015 Intro) 2. Lying From You 3. Rebellion 4. From The Inside (Ext. Intro) 5. A Line In The Sand 6. Lost In The Echo (2015 Synth Intro) 7. By Myself (2003 Intro) 8. Wastelands (Album Intro) 9. No More Sorrow (Ext. Intro) 10. War (The Summoning Intro) 11. With You (Reanimation Intro) 12. Burn It Down 13. Mike Solo Medley (Skin To Bone Remix; Wretches & Kings/Remember The Name/High Voltage v1) 14. Numb (Numb/Encore Intro, Outro) 15. Waiting For The End (Apaches Intro w/ 'UNTIL IT BREAKS' v3; Wall of Noise Outro) 16. Faint (Ext. Outro) 17. Guilty All The Same 18. Bleed It Out (Ext. Bridge w/ Mark The Graves v1; Ext. Outro) _____________ 19. Final Masquerade (Ext. Drawbar Outro as Intro) 20. What I've Done (Ext. Guitar Solo Bridge) 21. In The End 22. A Place For My Head (Brad Solo Intro) 23. One Step Closer (Ext. Outro)

What was up with his tweet saying "remember. 307. Don't tell anyone. LPU..." I know he said don't say anything but can anyone that was in the chat explain. He posted it 20 minutes ago.

I think it's pretty cool how they are playing some of the rock festivals here in the U.S. It's kind of a change up to have them playing U.S. festivals that time of year instead of European ones. I know they played them last year, but still. This is their first year doing these kind of festivals in the U.S. if I'm not mistaken.

I agree

This would be good in terms of there being a "make up" tour for the cancellation of the Winter tour. I just looked at Mayhem's website and there were 28 dates from last year's tour This would make up the 16 dates that were cancelled plus 12 extra. I would find it a little weird with LP playing since this tour has leaned towards artists such as Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Five Finger Death Punch, Marilyn Manson, Killswitch Engage, etc. However something like this would fit in with the whole "aggressiveness/heaviness" of this album cycle.