RogueSoul

mom, i made it to the sources list 😎

took a few days off due to a number of... events (only the shoutbox will ever know) but I'm back on the mission. Dave "Phoenix" Farrell Rob Bourdon Chester Bennington Emily Armstrong

not mentioned yet but this will also be adding 'Morning After' to streaming (Spotify at least) in addition to the live tracks

Hi y'all, the new era really set off the writer within me so I've been spending some time these past weeks working on some pages we've been putting off of starting for a long time. One such project are pages for the band members, and with the recent shake-up I thought it'd be a good time to write these up and give clarification to the band members' lives and output. I've only started a couple so far (with a lot of the early life/early career info coming from the Xero and Hybrid Theory pages), but I've made enough progress to the point where I wanna open it up to you guys and ask if there's anything I didn't cover that you'd like to see more info on, or if anything is confusing to read. Let me know! Here's what I've got done so far, and who I've yet to get to. WRITTEN: Mike Shinoda Brad Delson Joe Hahn Dave "Phoenix" Farrell - added 10/8 Rob Bourdon - added 10/9 Chester Bennington - added 10/9 Emily Armstrong - added 10/9 TO-DO LIST: Colin Brittain Alex Feder plans to update the previous LP/Xero members sections on the Linkin Park page - some may be expanded to a full page Scott Belsha David Garrett Andrew Lanoei Kyle Christener (HT 20th Anniversary lawsuit) Mike Elizondo (Heavy Is The Crown) Mark Wakefield Also planning on adding gear sections (written by Astat) and a personal life/family section to the pages as well after the main parts of each are written Another question I want to ask - should we do pages for other related-bands members? Like the DBS/Grey Daze/FM members & other important people in the band's sphere?

Added all of these. Resolution = early Lost Demo, and The Wizard Song = Resolution, so it's included on the Lost page.

Colin said on his Instagram Live today that they will be coming to Argentina, Mexico, and be playing German festivals in 2025. Indonesia and Singapore too!

the only person who can write the first pre-show post for the return to Mexico is you. they'll ban me if I write it

Joe was a judge on their music reality show Superband (basically The Voice for Korea) so I think he gained (or had) at least some sort of popularity there to be enough to be a whole judge for a season. Not a lot of us on the forums here from this side of the world so I’m not sure what their perspectives are of each member of the band. Also, slight addendum to the post: this show is happening in Incheon, not Seoul. Incheon is a bit further away.

After an incredibly busy month in the Linkin Park world, we have finally reached the final hurdle of the first leg of this awesome marathon. Linkin Park will play their fifth show of the From Zero World Tour tomorrow, September 28, in Incheon, South Korea at the Inspire Arena! This will be the band's first show in Asia since 2015, and their first in South Korea since 2011. The first leg of Linkin Park's From Zero World Tour has certainly been a wild ride! From their first full show back at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, California on September 11 to their most recent endeavor at London's O2 on September 24, Linkin Park has kept us on the edge of our seats trying to keep up with everything going on within the show. The band's most recent show saw them debut Set B to fans in London, with the interludes and intros featuring the bridge chorus of 'Iridescent' and the rotation slot featuring 'Keys To The Kingdom,' after it was dropped in Hamburg in favor of the world premiere of their new single 'Heavy Is The Crown.' Both new songs made their UK debuts, 'The Emptiness Machine' giving Emily Armstrong a moment to connect with the crowd early on in the set and 'Heavy Is The Crown' erupting during the encore, with Emily nearly hitting the full bridge scream before falling over backwards Dead Sara-style, showing that she is definitely getting more and more comfortable with every show! 'Waiting For The End' once again made her quite emotional at this show, but she powered through the tears and delivered a great performance of the track, fans cheering her on after the song ended. The 'One Step Closer' extended outro at this show was also quite fun, Emily changing up the norm by screaming "I'M ABOUT TO FUCKING BREAK!" as the guitar solo kicks in. Both Emily and Colin Brittain have been kicking ass in their new roles, Colin continuing to shine in moments like the 'When They Come For Me' and 'Remember The Name' mashup and in 'Papercut' - those fills he adds in the second verse are so spicy. Tour-Brad Alex Feder continues to deliver as well, unleashing some strong guitar solos throughout the night. And we can't move on without thanking Mike Shinoda for his LPLive shoutout before 'Keys To The Kingdom': "Some of the hardcore fans at sites like LPLive have been wondering what Set B is... show 'em, Emily," to which Emily replied with her first words to our website: "I'll fuckin' show ya." Linkin Park performing 'Keys To The Kingdom' live at the O2 in London on September 24, 2024. Mike shouts us out at the start of this video - if you're reading this, thanks Mike! Linkin Park's return to South Korea is long overdue, with this being their first show there in thirteen years! On top of that, this will be Linkin Park's first show in the continent of Asia since 2015, when they performed five shows in China for the unique The Hunting Party Chinese Tour, which concluded in Beijing on July 26, 2015. Linkin Park's last show in South Korea was on the A Thousand Suns Asian Tour, which wrapped up the touring cycle. They performed at Seoul's Olympic Park Arena on September 8, 2011 for the second stop of the leg, featuring A Thousand Suns rarities like 'Burning In The Skies' and the album interludes like 'The Requiem' and 'Jornada del Muerto.' Prior to this, the band's second show ever in the country occurred at the end of 2007, closing out the band's real touring for the year at the climax of the Minutes To Midnight Asian Tour on November 30. The show got off to an immense start, opening with 'One Step Closer' (still a shock at the time, as 'One Step Closer' was pretty much the only song they closed with for a majority of their career up until that world tour) followed by 'Lying From You,' 'Somewhere I Belong,' 'No More Sorrow,' 'Papercut,' 'Points Of Authority,' 'Wake,' and 'Given Up'... damn. The band kept a good mix of old rarities ('Don't Stay,' the piano version of 'Pushing Me Away') and new tracks like 'Leave Out All The Rest' and 'Shadow Of The Day.' 'The Little Things Give You Away' opened the encore (a fitting song, as two of LPLive's staff members are currently in the path of Category 4 Hurricane Helene), the band leading the crowd in a sing-a-long of Happy Birthday to Brad afterwards. Linkin Park's first show in the country was on the Meteora World Tour, once again closing out their Meteora Asian Tour with a show at the Olympic Park Gymnastics Stadium on October 29, 2003. If you've been keeping up with things these last few years, you may recognize this show, as a full pro-shot recording of it was included in the boxset of the Meteora 20th Anniversary boxset last year! This show captures a great representation of the Meteora cycle, opening with 'Foreword' and 'Don't Stay' before launching right into new songs from Meteora and older tracks from Hybrid Theory. Rarities at this show included 'Figure.09,' 'My December,' 'By Myself,' 'P5hng Me A*wy' from Reanimation, and a full performance of 'Nobody's Listening.' This setlist was the longest the band had ever played up until this point, with nearly 19-songs that included a 3-song encore, only missing a couple songs off of both albums. Linkin Park's history in South Korea may not be as lengthy as other stops on this tour, but it has undoubtedly been important in the band's history - and that is certain to continue at this show. 'Nobody's Listening' live in Seoul, South Korea on October 29, 2003 at the Olympic Park Gymnastics Stadium. A very rare full performance of the song, even for the time! What can we expect to see happen at tonight's show in Incheon? Well, assuming the band has prepared their standard three sets for the tour, we have now seen each of them at least once. London, as mentioned before, featured Set B, with interludes including 'Iridescent' and 'Keys To The Kingdom' as the rotation song. Los Angeles and Hamburg both got Set A, featuring 'Castle Of Glass' in the interludes and 'Lost In The Echo' as the rotation song. Brooklyn on September 16 has been the only performance so far of Set C, which features 'Burn It Down' in the interludes and 'A Place For My Head' in the rotation. Seeing as the band hasn't replayed this set yet and gone through the other two in Europe, it makes it seem that it Set C is the most likely option for South Korea. None of us here at LPLive will be complaining about some more 'A Place For My Head' action on this tour, but if the band decides to surprise us with something new (the unforeseen Set D?!), that'd be even better! For what it's worth, this will likely be the first appearance of "Long" Set C, which is actually the same length but swaps 'Keys To The Kingdom' with 'Heavy Is The Crown.' There will be no opening band at this show, leaving Linkin Park a little extra time perhaps to throw something unexpected into the set! Last time they performed without an opening act (their UK shows at the end of the One More Light European Tour), they added an extra song into their setlist. Linkin Park performing their new song 'Heavy Is The Crown' at London's O2 on September 24, 2024. She really gives it her all during the bridge - she even falls backwards after the scream! Who's going to the show?! Weatherman Rogue S(e)oul here to report a humid and hot day, but with generally clear skies - perfect weather for a show! This is Linkin Park's last show of this leg of the tour, taking October off presumably to recharge and make some promo appearances ahead of their From Zero album release, due on November 15. The band's touring is not done for 2024, however, with recently added dates in November for Paris, Dallas, and São Paulo coming up, as well as the previously announced show in Bogota, Colombia. The next of these shows is Paris, France on November 3, though it is likely that Linkin Park returns to London to perform 'Heavy Is The Crown' at the closing ceremony for Worlds 2024. The song has recently been released as the second single from the album, alongside a music video for the Worlds 2024 games. A new LPTV episode is out, featuring footage from the band's show in Los Angeles at the Kia Forum earlier this month. As always, we'll have updates for you on today's show and everything else going on in the Linkin Park world, and will be bringing it to live here and on social media (Twitter/X, Instagram, and Facebook), so be sure to follow us and sign up on the forums!

Took about 7 years and then an additional hour and a half on top of that, but this page now exists. https://linkinpedia.com/wiki/2017_Touring_Summary

If we can ever get everyone's schedules aligned, we would also love to do episode 2 LOL

99% sure the person songing in the clip is a guy called Mako who I believe sang songs for the last season of Arcane. Probably had him do a trailer/interlude version for the show, like the New Divide version for Alita: Battle Angel a few years ago. I IMAGINE thats what’s the version listed on the Arcane soundtrack? Maybe they do have another version

Iridescent over tonight's interludes. We've got Set B tonight!

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Damn I had a feeling I missed one lol. Which one did I skip? EDIT: got it, thanks guys