Linkin Park unveils new singer, confirms comeback after a 7 years

Linkin Park returns to the spotlight seven years after the tragic loss of singer Chester Bennington, unveiling a new line-up with the integration of two new official members!

Dead Sara co-vocalist Emily Armstrong has been chosen as lead vocalist, while producer and songwriter Colin Brittain has been selected for the drummer position.

This new adventure promises to be rich in emotion for fans.

The band made this major announcement simultaneously with the release of The Emptiness Machine, the first single from their forthcoming album, From Zero, due for release in November.

This single is their first original track since 2017’s One More Light, which was tragically released just two months before Chester Bennington’s death.

In addition to the two new recruits, two of Linkin Park’s three original co-founders, Mike Shinoda and Brad Delson, return to the band, alongside bassist Dave Phoenix Farrell and DJ Joe Hahn.

In parallel with the release of its album, Linkin Park has announced a mini-tour, From Zero World Tour, to mark this new beginning celebrating the band’s past, present and future.

The tour will include six concerts in Los Angeles, New York, Hamburg, London, Seoul and Bogota, between September 11 and November 11.

The From Zero album is scheduled for release on November 15.