Watch Footage Of LINKIN PARK’s New York City Comeback Show

Linkin Park played their second reunion show on September 16 at the Barclays Center in New York, NY and we’ve got some footage of “Faint”! Well, that and a ton of other fan-filmed footage you can find below. The full show ran as follows:

1. Somewhere I Belong
2. Crawling
3. Lying From You
4. Points of Authority
5. New Divide (with “Moscow Intro”)
6. The Emptiness Machine
7. The Catalyst
8. Burn It Down
9. Waiting for the End
10. Castle of Glass
11. Joe Hahn Solo
12. When They Come for Me / Remember the Name (Mike solo)
13. A Place for My Head (tour debut; first time live since 2017)
14. Given Up
15. One Step Closer (extended intro)
16. Lost (shortened; Mike and Emily duet piano version)
17. Breaking the Habit
18. What I’ve Done
19. Leave Out All the Rest (2017 extended intro)
20. My December (acoustic)
21. Friendly Fire
22. Numb (with “Numb/Encore” intro)
23. In the End
24. Faint (extended outro)
25. Papercut
26. Keys to the Kingdom
27. Bleed It Out (extended bridge with Fort Minor‘s “There They Go” verse 1)

Linkin Park in 2024 is new vocalist Emily Armstrong and new drummer Colin Brittain in place of Rob Bourdon alongside classic members Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Dave “Phoenix” Farrell, Joe Hahn. For their live shows, Delson is being filled in for by guitarist Alex Feder.

So new lineup, new music, tour dates, all that – but why come back as Linkin Park? Why not resurrect the old Xero name or come back as another band? According to Linkin Park‘s Mike Shinoda in an interview with Q101, it just felt right to come back as Linkin Park.

“In the middle of the process, we were open to, like, maybe the lineup is like a moving lineup, maybe there’s multiple vocalists, maybe it’s a different name, stuff like that,” said Shinoda.

“And then as the music came into focus, we were, like, ‘This is as Linkin Park an album as we could make. It’s so Linkin Park that if we call it something else, then we are idiots.’ Because it would be like misrepresentation. It’d be silly. And when people hear more of the album, they will understand that.”