The Last Thursday, the Linkin Park band introduced new vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Britton at the start of the livestream, who will join returning new guys bandmates Brad Delson, Mike Shinoda, Joe Hahn, and Phoenix in Linkin Park’s new lineup. Shinoda and Armstrong share vocal responsibilities. In addition to Relapse, the new lineup launched a new single, “D Emptiness Machine.” Armstrong’s performance style extraordinarily continues the band’s legacy: his entire singing is reminiscent of Bennington’s, without being a parody, which becomes immediately apparent in the second song of the set: “Somewhere I Belong.”
“This is an extraordinary day for us,” Shinoda said in the introduction, adding that guitarist Alex was replacing Delson for this night. “Every one of you is playing the music of two Chester Benningtons today,”
Watch the video on YouTube https://youtu.be/IL1nlWOciL0
This launch is coming in November 2024. The band announced the new tracklist name “From Zero World Tour,” which will feature five arena shows in Germany, New York, Hamburg, Los Angeles, London, and Seoul this month and a sixth in November in Bogotá, Colombia.
“From Zero World Tour,” tracklist:
- From Zero (Intro)
- The Emptiness Machine
- Cut The Bridge
- Heavy Is The Crown
- Over Each Other
- Casualty
- Overflow
- Two Faced
- Stained
- IGYEIH
- Good Things Go
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This post has really cleared things up for me.