Linkin Park’s New Tour: Same Band, New Lead Singer, Twice The Confusion

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•Linkin Park announced their From Zero World Tour for 2026, supporting their eighth album releasing November 2024.
•Following Chester Bennington’s 2017 death, Emily Armstrong and Colin Brittain joined the band, while Brad Delson stopped touring.
•Tour dates start in Abu Dhabi and include multiple cities across Asia, Australia, Europe, and end in Switzerland, with tickets on major platforms.

Linkin Park, the band that defined early-2000s angst with their debut 'Hybrid Theory,' is back on the road for the From Zero World Tour starting 2026. After Chester Bennington's tragic death in 2017, and Brad Delson taking a backseat (literally, not touring but working behind scenes), the band boldly introduced Emily Armstrong on co-lead vocals and Colin Brittain on drums in 2024 — because who doesn’t want to replace a legend and still call it Linkin Park? They’ll crisscross the globe, from the Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi (Jan 2026) to Lollapalooza India in Mumbai (Jan 2026), onwards through Australia, New Zealand, and a European whirlwind hitting Germany, Sweden, UK Download Fest, down to Portugal and Italy. Tickets are available on usual suspects like Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Vivid Seats, so prepare your wallets and patience for resale prices. Meanwhile, Mike Shinoda keeps the spirit alive, proving some things don’t change, even as the stage does twice a night. For fans, it’s nostalgia wrapped in innovation, plus an international scavenger hunt for the best seats.

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Linkin Park’s 2026 tour: because nothing screams ‘grieving art’ like announcing a new co-lead vocalist over seven years after tragedy, then hitting every continent like it's an awkward family reunion cruise.

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