Linkin Park performed their new song "The Emptiness Machine" last Tuesday, the 17th, on the famous American TV show The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

The Californian band, which recently announced its new vocalist Emily Armstrong , has released its latest single to promote its upcoming album, From Zero , scheduled for release on November 15th.

Watch the presentation below:

New tour and possible stop in Brazil.

The band recently began a tour with its new lineup, which will take them to the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, South Korea, and Colombia. Rumors suggest the band will also be coming to Brazil later this year.

After interacting with fans, bassist Dave Phoenix gave hope to the Brazilian audience. When asked about a possible tour in Brazil, he promptly replied, "I believe so."

The band's last visit to Brazil was in 2017 for the Maximus Festival Brazil with vocalist Chester Bennington , who would pass away two months after this performance , at the age of 41.

Check out the tracklist and cover art for Linkin Park's highly anticipated new album, From Zero :

1. From Zero (Intro)
2. The Emptiness Machine
3. Cut the Bridge
4. Heavy Is the Crown
5. Over Each Other
6. Casualty
7. Overflow
8. Two Faced
9. Stained
10. IGYEIH
11. Good Things Go

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

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