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. Source: Linkin Park on YouTube