Linkin Park — Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Phoenix, Joe Hahn, alongside new members Emily Armstrong [of Dead Sara] as co-vocalist and Colin Brittain [songwriter/producer for G Flip, Illenium, One OK Rock] as drummer — recently shared their first brand new music in seven years, "The Emptiness Machine".

On September 11th, Linkin Park performed the first of six shows on their From Zero World Tour 2024 at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, CA. Fan-filmed video of the entire show can be viewed below.

Setlist:

"Somewhere I Belong"
"Crawling"
"Lying From You"
"Points of Authority"
"New Divide"
"The Emptiness Machine"
"The Catalyst"
"Burn It Down"
"Waiting for the End"
"Castle of Glass"
- Joe Hahn solo -
"When They Come for Me / Remember the Name"
"Lost in the Echo"
"Given Up"
"One Step Closer"
"Lost"
"Breaking the Habit"
"What I've Done"
"Leave Out All the Rest"
"My December"
"Friendly Fire" (live debut)
"Numb" (with "Numb/Encore" intro)
"In the End"
"Faint"

Encore:
"Papercut"
"Keys to the Kingdom" (live debut)
"Bleed It Out"

Tour dates:

September
16 - Barclays Center - New York, NY
22 - Barclays Arena - Hamburg, Germany
24 - The O2 - London, UK
28 - Inspire Arena - Seoul, South Korea

November 
11 - Coliseo Medplus - Bogota, Colombia

Linkin Park’s first album since 2017, From Zero, will be released on November 15th. Pre-order / pre-save here via Warner Records. 

Tracklisting:

"From Zero" (Intro)
"The Emptiness Machine"
"Cut The Bridge"
"Heavy Is The Crown"
"Over Each Other"
"Casualty"
"Overflow"
"Two Faced"
"Stained"
"IGYEIH"
"Good Things Go"

"The Emptiness Machine"

Without expectations, Shinoda, Delson, Farrell, and Hahn quietly began meeting up again in recent years. Rather than “trying to restart the band,” their instinct was to simply spend more time together, and reconnect with the creativity and camaraderie that has been at the core of their friendship since college. During this time, they invited various friends and cohorts to join them in the studio; among the guests, they found a special kinship with Armstong and Brittain. A natural chemistry drew these musicians back into its gravitational pull as they logged more and more hours in the studio. It was the sound of lifelong musicians rediscovering the uncontainable energy of a new beginning once again. Over this season, From Zero was born.

About the new era, Shinoda stated, “Before Linkin Park, our first band name was Xero. This album title refers to both this humble beginning and the journey we’re currently undertaking. Sonically and emotionally, it is about past, present, and future—embracing our signature sound, but new and full of life. It was made with a deep appreciation for our new and longtime bandmates, our friends, our family, and our fans. We are proud of what Linkin Park has become over the years, and excited about the journey ahead.”

Right out of the gate, “The Emptiness Machine” channels the DNA of Linkin Park, harnessing the band’s explosive energy and retaining the hallmarks of their instantly identifiable and inimitable sound. A chameleonic and catchy anthem, Shinoda’s hypnotic melodies hand off to Armstrong’s blistering chorus, over distorted riffs and head-nodding drums. 

Shinoda elaborated, “The more we worked with Emily and Colin, the more we enjoyed their world-class talents, their company, and the things we created. We feel really empowered with this new lineup and the vibrant and energized new music we’ve made together. We’re weaving together the sonic touchpoints we’ve been known for and still exploring new ones.”

Ultimately, with From Zero, the band is looking to harness the purest energy of their past, present, and future. The new era has officially begun.