Linkin Park's Triumphant Return: New Lead Singer and World Tour Announced

After a seven-year hiatus, Linkin Park introduces Emily Armstrong as co-frontperson, sparking both excitement and controversy.

Linkin Park has ended a seven-year hiatus with a new album, 'From Zero,' set for release on November 15, and a world tour that kicked off at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.
Emily Armstrong joins the band as the new co-frontperson, replacing the late Chester Bennington, and has faced criticism over past associations with Scientology and Danny Masterson.
The band's new single, 'The Emptiness Machine,' has quickly risen to become the fifth most played song globally on Spotify.
Bennington's son, Jaime, has publicly criticized the band's decision to continue without his father, accusing them of erasing his legacy.
Despite the controversies, the band's first concert was met with enthusiastic responses from fans, showcasing Armstrong's vocal prowess and the band's enduring appeal.