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Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong

Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong, from Linkin Park. Credit: Reproduction/YouTube

Linkin Park with a new lineup: Check out which songs marked their comeback show.

The performance was marked by classic hits and unreleased music.

The band Linkin Park is officially back in action after a 7-year hiatus, although surrounded by uncertainty due to the tragic death of vocalist Chester Bennington . On Thursday, September 5th, they held a comeback show titled From Zero , featuring the new members and therefore, new music.

The performance was shared on the band's social media, and fans were able to watch the live stream and meet Emily Armstrong , the new vocalist, and Colin Brittain, who will be playing drums.

A total of 14 songs were played at the show, starting with "The Emptiness Machine," a new track that introduced Emily as part of the band. This was followed by classics like "Somewhere I Belong" and "Crawling," including "Lying From You," which hadn't been played since 2013.

Check out the recording of the show available below:

Hits, releases and tour

The hits “The Catalyst”, “Waiting For The End”, “Numb” and “One Step Closer” were not left out. Taken from the archives of the album Meteora (2003) but only released in 2023, “Lost” made its live debut. However, the show continued with “What I've Done”, “In The End”, “Faint”, “Papercut”, closing with “Bleed It Out”.

Finally, From Zero , the new album, was announced and is scheduled for release on November 15th. In short, the band will embark on a short tour during September and November, visiting Los Angeles, New York, Germany, London, South Korea, and Colombia.

Full setlist:

1. The Emptiness Machine (live debut)
2. Somewhere I Belong
3. Crawling
4. Lying From You (first time since 2013)
5. The Catalyst
6. Waiting For The End
7. Numb
8. One Step Closer
9. Lost (live debut)
10. What I've Done
11. In The End
12. Faint
13. Papercut
14. Bleed It Out

READ ALSO: Everything we know about the new Linkin Park album

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