“Up From The Bottom,” the new single released by Linkin Park on March 27th, came with a music video that further excited fans about the release. The track will be part of the tracklist for the deluxe edition of the album From Zero , announced for May 16th.
Directed by Joe Hahn , DJ of Linkin Park, the music video for "Up From The Bottom" has a behind-the-scenes video showcasing the production. As usual, the band members' enjoyment during filming is noticeable, especially when it comes to the dynamic between Emily Armstrong and Mike Shinoda .
Joe Hahn considered "Up From The Bottom" the best song ever made by Linkin Park
Before the release of “Up From The Bottom”, Joe Hahn didn't hide his excitement about Linkin Park's new work. In an interview with Billboard , the DJ expressed confidence in the track (via Metal Injection ): “It's the best song we've ever made,” he said.
Echoing his bandmate, Mike Shinoda also highlighted the music video as "one of the best videos we've ever made.".
Botafogo rejected a proposal to host a Linkin Park concert at its stadium
After the announcement of the venues where Linkin Park will perform on their upcoming visit to Brazil, many fans expressed their dissatisfaction with the absence of Rio de Janeiro from the confirmed cities. According to Nicola's channel , the show in the capital of Rio de Janeiro was supposed to take place at the Nilton Santos stadium, also known as Engenhão and the home of Botafogo.
As previously reported, holding a concert at the venue in November was vetoed due to concerns about potential disruptions to the club's schedule during crucial stages of the 2025 championships. The fear of losing home advantage at key moments weighed heavily on the board's decision, which opted to preserve the pitch and the team's logistics.
São Paulo FC has confirmed the Linkin Park concert at Morumbi Stadium for November 8th, the day before the second leg of the Copa do Brasil final. The date choice has generated criticism from fans, who fear it will impact the team's performance. Despite this, the São Paulo club will receive over R$ 3 million for hosting the event, which helped justify the decision internally.
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