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Linkin Park has shared a video of From Zero standout "IGYEIH" from the November 2, 2025 show in Santiago, Chile. As part of a South American tour leg which saw the last shows on the schedule for 2025, the band headlined there at the stadium venue now known as Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos, the largest sports venue in the country.

This video comes after Linkin Park recently shared a video of "Two Faced" from Rock am Ring 2026. There is also, of course, video content from the November 15, 2024 show in São Paulo, Brazil trickling out in the lead-up to the Unshatter documentary coming at the end of September, with "What I've Done" having been released just a few days ago. With two years' worth of From Zero world tour shows, there is a wealth of live footage they could continue to pick from.

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Alongside announcing the documentary titled Unshatter and the accompanying live album titled Unshatter Film Soundtrack (Live in São Paulo), Linkin Park gave us a first glimpse of the soundtrack with the live version of "Somewhere I Belong" serving as a lead single. Now, we get our another recording from the November 15, 2024 São Paulo show with "What I've Done". Once again, the single release comes with a video with fresh angles and edits, corresponding with the brand-new audio mix of the recording specifically for the upcoming release.

The 20-track Unshatter Film Soundtrack live album which these recordings come from is set for release on September 25, and is currently available for pre-order in various formats here. The Unshatter documentary, meanwhile will see a limited theatrical release in various cities around the world beginning on September 30. Further information on both movie and soundtrack, including where you might be able to watch Unshatter in your city, is available on unshattermovie.com.

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Following on from the first part that dropped late last month, Linkin Park has now uploaded the second LPTV episode that covers their June 2026 European tour which wrapped up the From Zero touring cycle earlier this year.

The previous episode ended with footage of the band's Rock im Park appearance; right away, this one shows us the next stop on the tour in Vienna, Austria, featuring a poignant montage of fans waiting in line for the show.

Then, we see the band returning to Germany for back-to-back shows in Munich. The band filled Allianz Arena there for their first shows in the city since 2014. Band members Phoenix and Colin Brittain are shown enjoying some outdoor recreation, and there's footage of Linkin Park performing "Unshatter" from the first night, June 11. We also get a glimpse of the Linkin Park x FC Bayern München pop-up at Pineapple Park, which ran throughout the band's time in Munich and which featured exclusive collaboration merch. The episode then takes us to night 2, showing us a little bit of "Faint".

Linkin Park is then seen heading to Donington, England, where they headlined Download Festival, again for the first time since 2014. We get a snippet of the band performing "Two Faced" and footage of the resulting (female-only) mosh circles during the big bridge moment.

After that is Lyon, France, starting off with the From Zero Records pop-up event at Lucky Records where Brittain is seen making one of his classic surprise appearances. Then, we are shown of Linkin Park's show at Groupama Stadium, the band's very first time performing in Lyon.

Lastly, this LPTV episode shows us Linkin Park's time in Compostela, Spain, a part of the country they'd never performed in, where they headlined the O Son do Camiño festival. We get to see a little bit of "With You" from this set to close out the whole video.

There are still six more shows across five cities from this Europe run to be covered in a future LPTV episode or two. Not too long after that, perhaps, many fans will get to see even more behind-the-scenes footage with the two-hour Unshatter documentary which will circle back around to cover the early days of the From Zero album cycle.

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Linkin Park has shared a video of "Two Faced" being performed live at Rock am Ring 2026 in Nürburg earlier this year. The band, of course, delivered a lauded headline set amidst much hype over their grand return to the German rock festival. The show was also professionally-shot and livestreamed globally for fans all around the world to see. Eventually, a refined VOD edit of the set was released in specific regions via the entertainment platform Magenta Musik, and this video is an excerpt from that.

"Two Faced", in addition to being a highlight off 2024's From Zero, has also long been a staple of Linkin Park's live performances since its introduction in late 2024, inspiring circle pits wherever the band takes it.

This is the first live video shared on the band's YouTube channel since mid-May, when they spotlighted a performance of "From the Inside" from Lollapalooza India.

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Linkin Park has at last revealed details regarding the release of From Zero documentary Unshatter, updating the unshattermovie.com website with long-awaited dates. The site explains that the film, directed by band member Joe Hahn, will be shown in theatres starting on September 30, with tickets being available for advance purchase on August 13. More region-specific information has not yet been made available, but there is a sign-up form for early access details of some kind.

The website also gives us a blurb laying out what we can expect in the film:

Following the band from intimate 2022 studio sessions through their explosive FROM ZERO album release and concert in São Paulo, the film UNSHATTER weaves together rare vault footage, electrifying performances from sold-out shows, and candid interviews with band members and fans—capturing the raw, honest story of what it means to start over.

Unshatter will be accompanied by a soundtrack album containing live recordings from the November 15, 2024 From Zero album release show in São Paulo, Brazil, a set which was broadcast live to the world at the time. Although the description quoted above seems to be fairly clear on the matter, Linkin Park presumably also filmed the November 16 show in anticipation of combining footage from both into a live concert film for 2025, which then likely morphed into Unshatter instead. It is a possibility that both the documentary and live album feature audio and video footage from both of the back-to-back performances spliced together.

This live album, titled Unshatter Film Soundtrack (Live in São Paulo), will be released on September 25, and various physical formats and merch offerings are available for pre-order here, including a webstore-exclusive vinyl variant.

This accompanying Unshatter Film Soundtrack (Live in São Paulo) features transcendent performances of songs spanning their entire career, including exclusive recordings not experienced in the film.

While the CD and digital editions are all described as containing 20 tracks, the 2-LP vinyls seem to be restricted to 16, apparently just omitting four interludes ("Inception", "Creation", "Break / Collapse" and "Resolution"). The full 20-song tracklist is printed in the webstore as follows:

The recording of "Somewhere I Belong" has been released as a lead single of sorts to promote the documentary and album, available to hear on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, and a video has been uploaded to Linkin Park's official YouTube channel.


With the Unshatter release date less than two months away now, we can expect further information about the global rollout very soon, as the "Somewhere I Belong" live video description notes that the documentary will see a "worldwide for a limited run". Unshatter being made available for Linkin Park fans to watch is likely going to signal the true end of the From Zero album cycle, with the remaining content covering the recent European tour also likely to all be out there by then.

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A piece on Linkin Park member Joe Hahn was recently published by HILuxury Magazine, a Hawaii-based luxury lifestyle publication that has been active since 1998. The article, titled "The Visual Architect", serves as the cover story for HILuxury's current August / September 2026 issue (Volume 20, Issue 02), and was written by the magazine's Culture Editor James Charisma.

Aside from touching on Linkin Park's recent history, the story mostly zooms in on Mr. Hahn individually, looking at his role as a creative / visual director who had an outsized role in establishing the band's strong visual identity and branding. One major focus is the highly-anticipated Linkin Park documentary Unshatter which Hahn directed, supposedly due to see the light of day before the end of 2026.

Linkin Park's longtime fans know that Hahn has long leveraged his visual arts background to contribute what has become one of the band's biggest strengths. From the very beginning, he has helped to design practically every single piece of merchandise, album packaging, online experience, and, of course, the iconic, unforgettable music videos. Hahn was interviewed for this story in the midst of Linkin Park's recent European tour, speaking on his career in music and his passion for art.

“As a visual artist, filmmaker, or performer, it all boils down to obsessing over ideas. … Storytelling is a big part of it. Some of it is what you say. And a lot of it is what you don’t say, leaving the audience filling in the blanks for themselves.”

“When we started the band, I wasn’t thinking about representation at all. I was more concerned about just being able to survive and continue this,” says Hahn. “However, it’s something that I have reflected on … I’ve had younger people let me know that what I do has been encouraging to them to have courage despite the odds against them.”

To say the least, Hahn has gone on quite a few sidequests beyond the Linkin Park confines over the years, and the article touches on the ones specific to Hawai'i, such as a Hawai'i Five-O reboot that he was involved in at one point, and various murals that he's painted for World Wide Walls over the years.

Regarding Unshatter, Hahn describes the upcoming film as being, unsurprisingly, a rather intimate piece capturing the band members' friendship and Linkin Park's journey to announcing their return with From Zero.

“This whole thing became about hope, fighting to make something that isn’t meant to be. It is also about honoring each other and doing the right thing. … Unshatter was an opportunity to show what this is about and not just tell what it is about.”

You can read the interview or check out the whole August / September 2026 issue at HILuxury's website.

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Exactly a month out after finishing an incredible European tour leg that ran throughout June, Linkin Park has dropped the first LPTV episode that will cover the final run of From Zero shows.

The episode kicks off with a brief look at the band in their rehearsal space preparing for the tour, where percussionist Emily Armstrong is shown laying down the beat for the "When They Come for Me" / "Remember the Name" outro. We then look at the band loading into Stockholm for the first show of the leg, including footage of fans grabbing the cinnamon Linkin Buns by the venue on the afternoon before the concert. We also get a candid look at Adam under stress after misplacing some important plaques ...

The episode then shows us Linkin Park in Hamburg's open-air stadium Volksparkstadion for two shows at the beginning of June, both nights packed to the brim with fans. Fans of Emily Armstrong's drumming will also be happy to get some beautiful pro-shot footage of her big moment behind the kit during the second show.

Then, we get a look at the livestreamed crown jewel of the tour leg: Linkin Park's grand return to Nürburg's Rock am Ring festival. Fans around the world won't soon forget how the band blindsided us with the return of "With You" to start off the affair, and followed it up with a headline performance right up there with their previous Rock am Ring sets. The band members are actually shown preparing for their "With You" entrance by rewatching their own 2001 Rock am Ring performance of the song, same intro and all. We also see Armstrong taking a break from drumming to deliver some vicious screams and crowdsurfing during "Heavy Is the Crown" - she really can do it all.

Lastly, the LPTV episode takes us to two days later in Nürnberg where Linkin Park is seen headlining Rock am Ring's sister festival Rock im Park, the fourth of Germany's six shows on the tour leg.

It's reasonable to say we're getting at least two more episodes out of the band's time touring Europe, with 12 more shows of the run left to cover.

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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce recently announced its Class of 2027, a new selection of professionals in the broader world of entertainment who will honoured and immortalised with stars on its Hollywood Walk of Fame, and among the several names being recognised in the category of music is Linkin Park.

The Walk of Fame is, of course, an iconic, world-famous landmark that now spans fifteen blocks of Hollywood Boulevard plus three blocks of Vine Street in the Hollywood district of Los Angeles, with a history stretching back to the late 1950s. Among other things, applicants are expected to have long-running success in their field, as well as a history of charitable contributions, and are required to provide a substantial amount of money for the installation and maintenance of their star if chosen. Names to be included each year are chosen by the Walk of Fame Selection Committee during an annual mid-year meeting, where hundreds of applicant names are whittled down to a select few before being officially-announced a month or two afterwards.

In a brief livestream, the Chamber of Commerce's President & CEO Ron Frierson had the help of actress (and Disney Legend) Ming-Na Wen and percussion legend Sheila E. to unveil the Class of 2027 to the world, introducing the recipients across the Walk's six entertainment categories one by one. Sheila E. revealed the recipients in the Recording category during the stream's second half, and lauded Linkin Park's "powerful global impact, raw emotion and genre-bending sound". Among the other names in music chosen alongside the band are icons like Grandmaster Flash, Lil Wayne, The Ramones, Sia and The Smashing Pumpkins - quite the list to be included in.

The full Class of 2027 list appears in a corresponding press release on the Walk of Fame website:

The Hollywood Walk of Fame Class of 2027 are:

In the category of MOTION PICTURES: Cheech & Chong, Idris Elba, Sam Elliott, Elle Fanning & Dakota Fanning (double ceremony), Kate Hudson, Delroy Lindo, Sam Rockwell, and Ted Sarandos

In the category of TELEVISION: David Alan Grier, Lisa Kudrow, Bill Lawrence, Pedro Pascal, Adam Scott, Jeff Probst, Keke Palmer, and Raven-Symoné

In the category of RECORDING: Karol G, David Guetta, Waylon Jennings (Posthumous), The Ramones, Joseph Saddler (Grandmaster Flash), Marc Shaiman, Sia, Smashing Pumpkins, Linkin Park, and Lil Wayne

In the category of LIVE THEATRE/LIVE PERFORMANCE: Jo Koy, Nicole Scherzinger, and Roberto Bolle

In the category of SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT: Jimmie Johnson

In the category of RADIO: Lenard “Charlamagne tha God” McKelvey

The press release also mentions that there are no set dates yet for the star ceremonies. Each one has to be scheduled by the recipients themselves within two years after being selected, so it falls to Linkin Park to announce when their star will be taking its place on the Walk of Fame.

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Alright Switzerland, let’s try this again! You get to finish out the entire From Zero touring cycle! 100 shows and it’s done! Yeah here we go for the hundredth time...

While this will be the 10th performance for the band in Switzerland, it will also be their 5th in Zürich. If you want a complete rundown of the bands earlier performances in the country I would recommend the tour post that @minuteforce wrote last year before the Bern show got cancelled. Linkin Park was set to perform in Bern on June 20th, 2025 but the show was unfortunately cancelled on the day and on July 8th it was replaced with a show in Zürich on June 30th, 2026, the last show of the tour!


Most recently the band was in Belgium and performed at Werchter Parklife, a show that was originally meant to be the last show of the tour. It was another festival where they were allowed a two hour set, meaning they didn’t have to cut down their normal set for time like their shows at Rock am Ring or Download. At the show the ‘Control Colin’ game returned, a game where the audience gets to pick a style that Colin plays the intro drums on 'Numb/Encore' on, usually the audience picks by choosing a number but at this show a genre was directly choosen instead. This game was last played in Sydney on March 15, 2026 and had been missing before that since November 8th, 2025 in São Paulo, Brazil.


So here we are! On September 11th, 2024 the From Zero World Tour kicked off at the Kia Center in Los Angeles, giving us the first full show with the new Linkin Park lineup and quite some surprises in the setlist. The whole setlist was now themed, Mike was now taking the lead on 'Points of Authority' and 'Leave Out All the Rest'. We got new versions of the Joe and Mike solo sections, both featuring Colin now providing additional instrumentation. We got completely new live debuts of 'Friendly Fire' and 'Keys to the Kingdom', and there was a new version of 'My December'. This was just the surprises that the first show brought, since then we’ve gotten way more… but maybe that’s an entire separate wrap up post in itself.

What do we think the band will do to wrap up the tour at this show? They’ve been screwing around with a cover of ‘Everybody Wants to Rule the World’ by Tears of Fears, maybe a full cover? There has been talks amongst fans that the band will perform all the songs off of From Zero, that could be cool. Maybe perform a Dead Sara song? More ‘Control Colin’ fun maybe? Mike doing another mega mashup on his solo section, like what he did on March 15th in Sydney? A return of ‘Keys to the Kingdom’, ‘Friendly Fire’, ‘CASTLE OF GLASS’, ‘My December’, and ‘Leave Out All the Rest’? All of these surprises? It’s the last show, just throw everything at the wall! Earlier today the band premiered their Unshatter movie at a LPU screening in Zürich, hopefully just the first of many surprises around this show.

After this... who knows? We're waiting for pro-shots of 'Over Each Other', 'IGYEIH', 'Unshatter', and 'Let You Fade'. There's also the Unshatter movie that's waiting for a release, and we will also get (presumably) LPTV episodes documenting the European tour we're now wrapping up. After that... we'll just have to wait and see.

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Linkin Park performs tonight in Werchter, Belgium as part of the brand-new Werchter Parklife festival, in what will be the second-last show of a rollercoaster European tour leg to wrap up the entire From Zero tour cycle. Compared to the iconic Rock Werchter festival for which Werchter is very well-known, Parklife is far smaller in scope, only taking place on one day, June 28, and featuring a more focused and minimal line-up, with Linkin Park has headline act. Other artists on the bill include Clipse, Phantogram (who have both been supporting LP for most of the non-festival Europe dates) and Papa Roach.

Werchter Parklife will take place on the grounds of Werchter Festivalpark, just ahead of the four-day Rock Werchter festival which will be at the same venue (and which Linkin Park headlined for the third time just last year). In a sense, it began as a one-off concert series that ran over four days back in 2021, but this year's event is effectively a fresh, separate undertaking re-using the same name. This new Werchter Parklife was announced in May last year, alongside the reveal that Linkin Park would be performing. Whether it will go beyond this year to become a recurring event in Belgium remains to be seen.

Linkin Park's last couple of times performing in Belgium were both different editions of the annual Rock Werchter festival where they headlined. On July 1, 2017, the band played on the festival for the second time after having been a headliner back in 2011. This was part of a European summer festival run following the May 2017 release of One More Light, and it was ultimately one of the very last Linkin Park shows Chester Bennington would perform prior to his passing in July 2017.


Almost a decade on, on July 3, 2025, Linkin Park returned to headline Rock Werchter once again as part of their previous European From Zero tour leg. This set featured "Cut the Bridge" appearing in a festival setlist for the first time, "From the Inside" being played earlier in the set than usual, and "Lying From You" turning up in the encore segment.


Towards the end, the audience was also very fortunate to experience to a true rarity: Emily Armstrong delivering a monstrous uninterrupted scream during "Heavy Is the Crown".


Linkin Park's most recent show saw them performing in in Florence, Italy, at Visarno Arena, an outdoor space located within the Ippodromo del Visarno (or Visarno Hippodrome), the city's famous and historic horse-racing track. This was the band's first time playing their own show in Florence, and the first time they've played their own headline event in Italy since the Meteora tour cycle in 2003 - just a couple of the many firsts that this From Zero chapter has given us over the past two years.

Linkin Park kicked this show off with the extended full-band opening for "Emptiness Machine", an addition which was introduced during this European tour leg.


Among the various rotation cuts during this Florence set were LIVING THINGS cuts "LIES GREED MISERY" and "LOST IN THE ECHO", as well as From Zero songs "IGYEIH" and "Let You Fade"


As has also happened at a few shows during this tour leg, most recently the first of the two Madrid shows, Linkin Park jammed out some of the Tears for Fears classic "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" as part of the extended outro for "Numb". Unfortunately, as the entire From Zero world tour is about to conclude after these next two shows, it's looking very unlikely that we'll get an all-out live cover of the song.


So following tonight's show in Werchter is the very last From Zero tour date, taking place at Stadion Letzigrund in Zürich, Switzerland. At the very least, it's sure to be an emotional occasion for the band and all their fans. But this also isn't quite the end of the From Zero chapter, as the band is also gearing up to release their documentary Unshatter along with an accompanying live album ...

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