Linkin Park reunites with new vocalist Emily Armstrong, seven years after Chester Bennington’s death, announces new album ‘From Zero’

Linkin Park returns with new band members Emily Armstrong and Colin Brittain
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Seven years after the tragic demise of Chester Bennington, Linkin Park has re-emerged with new music and recent expertise. In a livestream occasion, band members Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Phoenix, and Joe Hahn launched their new lineup, together with vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain.

Armstrong, from the alt-rock band Lifeless Sara, will share vocal duties with Shinoda, whereas Brittain, a seasoned producer recognized for his work with Papa Roach and All Time Low, will take over for authentic drummer Rob Bourdon, who has stepped away from the band.

Chester Bennington, the long-lasting lead vocalist of Linkin Park, died by suicide on July 20, 2017, on the age of 41, following a protracted battle with melancholy and substance abuse, abandoning a legacy that deeply resonated with thousands and thousands of followers worldwide.

Throughout the livestream, Linkin Park debuted their new single, “The Vacancy Machine,” and introduced an upcoming album titled From Zero, set for launch on November 15. This marks their first album since One Extra Gentle, the ultimate report launched earlier than Bennington’s demise.

Shinoda expressed deep emotion throughout the occasion, saying, “It is a very big day for us. Within the function of Chester Bennington, this afternoon is every of you.” The band members acknowledged the challenges of transferring ahead however emphasised how Armstrong and Brittain’s skills have reinvigorated the group creatively.

Along with new music, Linkin Park revealed the From Zero World Tour, with area reveals deliberate in cities similar to Los Angeles, New York, London, and Seoul. The tour will kick off in November with a particular efficiency in Bogotá.