Linkin Park Announce Tour and First Album Since Chester Bennington’s Loss of life, Share New Music and Video: Watch

Linkin Park have introduced their first new studio album since Might 2017’s One Extra Mild. The brand new album, From Zero, will come out on November 15 by way of Warner. The band has additionally shared a brand new music, “The Vacancy Machine,” which lands with a music video directed by Joe Hahn. Discover it beneath.

From Zero is the primary new Linkin Park album since the demise, in July 2017, of lead singer Chester Bennington. The band nonetheless options unique members Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Dave “Phoenix” Farrell, and Joe Hahn, they usually’re now joined by new co-vocalist Emily Armstrong and new drummer Colin Brittain.

Linkin Park haven’t carried out since enjoying a Bennington tribute present, on the Hollywood Bowl, October 2017. They are going to start their From Zero World Tour subsequent week. See the band’s schedule beneath.

Following Bennington’s demise, Mike Shinoda launched the solo albums Publish Traumatic and Dropped Frames. He additionally received a Grammy Award for a remix of Deftones’ “Passenger.” Discussing the band’s new endeavor in a press launch, Shinoda mentioned:

Earlier than Linkin Park, our first band title was Xero. This album title refers to each this humble starting and the journey we’re at present enterprise. Sonically and emotionally, it’s about previous, current, and future—embracing our signature sound, however new and vigorous. It was made with a deep appreciation for our new and longtime bandmates, our buddies, our household, and our followers. We’re pleased with what Linkin Park has turn into through the years, and excited concerning the journey forward.

He continued:

The extra we labored with Emily and Colin, the extra we loved their world-class abilities, their firm, and the issues we created. We really feel actually empowered with this new lineup and the colourful and energized new music we’ve made collectively. We’re weaving collectively the sonic contact factors we’ve been recognized for and nonetheless exploring new ones.