Linkin Park is making significant waves in the music scene as they announce their comeback following years of inactivity. The iconic band has revealed plans for six global arena shows in 2024 along with the release of a new album titled From Zero, featuring new co-vocalist Emily Armstrong of Dead Sara and drummer Colin Brittain.
This announcement was made during a livestream event in Los Angeles, where Linkin Park celebrated their return with fans. They also premiered their new single, "The Emptiness Machine," which is set to be part of the forthcoming album. Tickets for the highly-anticipated tour will be available starting Friday, September 13 at 10 am local time through Ticketmaster.
Despite the excitement surrounding the comeback, longtime drummer Rob Bourdon will not be part of the new lineup. Mike Shinoda addressed Bourdon’s absence, explaining the current dynamics within the band as they evolve.
Emily Armstrong shared her thoughts on joining the legendary group, stating, "I was panicking in the best way" when the invitation was extended to her. This new direction for Linkin Park marks a notable shift in their sound and a fresh chapter in their storied career.
With extensive touring planned for 2025, the band is gearing up for a robust return to the stage. Fans can follow along for more updates from Linkin Park through the Kerrang! news and music portal.
As Linkin Park embarks on this new journey, the anticipation is palpable for both die-hard fans and newcomers alike, as they continue to shape the landscape of rock music.