Linkin Park Reimagined: 2026 ‘From Zero’ World Tour Dates Revealed with Emily Armstrong
In a stunning announcement that’s sending shockwaves through the music world, Linkin Park has confirmed a major world tour extension into 2026, featuring new dates across Germany and Austria. This isn’t just a continuation of their “From Zero World Tour”; it’s a bold new chapter for the iconic band, now fronted by Emily Armstrong of Dead Sara. For fans eagerly awaiting a return to the live experience, and for those tracking the latest in music industry shifts, this is a story demanding attention. This breaking news is poised to dominate Google News feeds and social media conversations.
Tour Dates and Venues: A Return to the Stage
Mark your calendars! Linkin Park will be bringing their revitalized sound to the following venues in June 2026:
- June 1, 2026: Hamburg, Volksparkstadion
- June 3, 2026: Hamburg, Volksparkstadion
- June 5, 2026: Rock am Ring
- June 7, 2026: Rock im Park
- June 9, 2026: Vienna, Ernst Happel Stadium
- June 11, 2026: Munich, Allianz Arena
- June 12, 2026: Munich, Allianz Arena
- June 30, 2026: Zurich, Letzigrund Stadium
‘From Zero’: A New Album, A New Era
The tour coincides with the release of “From Zero,” Linkin Park’s first studio album since 2017. This album isn’t simply a continuation of their established sound; it’s a deliberate exploration of the band’s roots and future. As Mike Shinoda explained in a statement to Variety, the title is a nod to the band’s original name, Xero, representing a return to their humble beginnings while embracing a fresh, energetic direction. The album, released November 15, 2024, features Armstrong’s distinctive vocals and promises a blend of classic Linkin Park elements with innovative new sounds.
What to Expect: The ‘From Zero’ Setlist
Fans can anticipate a dynamic concert experience, divided into four acts plus an encore, lasting approximately two hours. The setlist, previewed during the 2025 tour, masterfully balances beloved classics with tracks from “From Zero.” Here’s a glimpse of what awaits:
Act 1
- Inception Intro A
- Somewhere I Belong
- Crawling
- New Divide
- The Emptiness Machine
Act 2
- The Catalyst
- Burn It Down
- Over Each Other
- Waiting for the End
- Castle of Glass
- Two Faced
- Joe Hahn Solo
- Empty Spaces
- When They Come for Me / Remember the Name
- Casualty
- One Step Closer
Act 3
- Lost
- Good Things Go
- What I’ve Done
Act 4
- Kintsugi
- Overflow
- Numb
- In the End
- Faint
Encore
- Resolution Intro A
- Papercut
- A Place for My Head
- Heavy is the Crown
- Bleed It Out
Lineup Changes: A Band Reimagined
The arrival of Emily Armstrong isn’t the only shift in Linkin Park’s lineup. Colin Brittain, a seasoned songwriter and producer known for his work with G Flip and Illenium, has also joined the band. Interestingly, this evolution comes with a change in roles for founding member Brad Delson. While stepping back from live performances, Delson will remain a vital creative force behind the scenes, focusing on music production. Alex Feder will take over guitar duties on stage. This restructuring demonstrates a commitment to both honoring the band’s legacy and embracing a new era of musical exploration.
Beyond Linkin Park: What the Members Are Up To
While Linkin Park navigates this exciting new phase, its members remain creatively active. Mike Shinoda has been consistently releasing solo work, including the “Dropped Frames” album and the EP “ZIGGURATS,” and contributing to soundtracks like the one for Scream VI. DJ Joe Hahn has also kept busy, judging on the South Korean show Superband and composing for films. These individual pursuits demonstrate the continued artistic drive within the band, even as they collaborate on this new chapter as Linkin Park.
The announcement of the 2026 tour and the “From Zero” album marks a pivotal moment for Linkin Park. It’s a testament to their enduring appeal, their willingness to evolve, and their dedication to connecting with fans. As the band embarks on this journey with Emily Armstrong at the helm, the future of Linkin Park looks brighter – and louder – than ever before. Stay tuned to archyde.com for continued coverage of Linkin Park and the latest in music news.
