Linkin Park set to hit the road with 2025 "From Zero" world tour

• The tour will cover North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.
• Mike Shinoda, the band's rapper, expresses excitement and gratitude for the fans' support.
• The band has released two singles since Armstrong and Brittain joined.

Linkin Park is set to hit the road with a massive new lineup. After nearly a decade, the beloved band will perform live in multiple countries on their “From Zero World Tour”. On November 14, 2024, Linkin Park announced they would kick off the tour in January 2025, traveling across North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.

Reports say the band made this major announcement a day before officially launching their latest album, “From Zero”.

The band will kick off the tour in Mexico City on January 1, 2025, with their next shows in Guadalajara and Monterrey in February. Afterward, they will perform two grand shows in Tokyo, followed by a stop in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The “In the End” act will then tour the United States throughout the spring and summer, with additional shows scheduled for November next year.

Issuing a statement, Mike Shinoda said, “Getting back out on the road has been incredible.”

The rapper and multi-talented artist praised the fans for their overwhelming support. He then expressed his excitement, stating that Linkin Park is ready to "take this energy even further around the world."

 

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Linkin Park Underground fan club members will receive access to exclusive presale tickets from November 18, 2024.

The general sale for North American tickets will begin on November 21, 2024. For those in Europe and the U.K., ticket sales will start on November 22, 2024.

After the tragic passing of Linkin Park’s original frontman, Chester Bennington, by suicide in 2017, the band welcomed Emily Armstrong as their new lead.

For those who may not know, Armstrong is also the vocalist of Dead Sara. Meanwhile, the “What I’ve Done” act welcomed a new drummer, Colin Brittain, who took over the pedals from Rob Bourdon.

Since Armstrong and Brittain joined the beloved, nostalgic act, the band has released two singles: “Heavy is the Crown” and “The Emptiness Machine”.

Their latest album features tracks like “Cut the Bridge”, “Over Each Other”, “Casualty”, “Overflow”, “Two Faced”, “Stained”, “IGYEIH”, and more.

The band will be joined by several other great acts, including AFI, Architects, Spiritbox, and more, on the tour.

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