How to get tickets to Linkin Park's first world tour in seven years
Linkin Park are back after seven years, announcing a new album and world tour alongside a brand new singer.
The legendary band last night unveiled Dead Sara lead singer Emily Armstrong as their new co-vocalist. Armstrong replaces Chester Bennington following his tragic death in 2017, aged just 41.
Colin Brittain has also joined the band as its new drummer.
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It's a huge turn of events for the band and its fans, with co-vocalist and guitarist Mike Shinoda saying two years ago that Linkin Park had no plans to tour or create a new album. Now they're doing both those things.
Shinoda said: "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 line-up and the vibrant and energised new music we’ve made together. We’re weaving together the sonic touch points we’ve been known for and still exploring new ones."
Following the huge announcement, everyone has the same question. How do I get tickets?
Where does the Linkin Park world tour go?
The band announced their new album From Zero alongside six dates in their new world tour, which is named after the new album.
It will see the band play five dates in September 2024. They will play Los Angeles (11th) and New York (16th) in the USA before moving on to Hamburg (22nd) in Germany and London (24th) in the UK.
A gig is then planned for Seoul (28th) in South Korea before a final show in Bogota, Colombia, with the final date taking place in November on the 11th.
Tickets go on general sale from Friday, 13 September 10am local time.
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How do I access the Linkin Park presale?
Linkin Park has confirmed that there will be two presale windows on Ticketmaster for its six concert dates.
To get access, you need to have been a member of the Linkin Park Underground, known as the LPU. This is the official fan club of the band, with the type of membership you have dictating when you get access.
Those who are LPU Legacy members (Passport Plus members who signed up prior to 24 August) will get presale access first, followed by LPU Passport Plus members who signed up after 5 September.
General sale will then follow on Ticketmaster.
The Los Angeles LPU Legacy presale is at 10am local time today (6 September), with the LPU Passport Plus presale at midday local time. The New York LPU Legacy presale is the same.
Bogota tickets will take place at the same local time (10am and midday) on 9 September. Seoul tickets will combine both LPU memberships in to one presale window at 10am on 11 September.
Presale tickets for Hamburg and London will take place at the same local time (10am and midday) on 12 September.
General sale for the US dates will be on Saturday (7 September) with all other dates going on general sale on Friday (13 September).
For those interested in VIP tickets, enquiries are taking place now with Seat Unique.
Topics: Linkin Park, Music, London, US News
Tom Earnshaw