Linkin Park is counting down to something. On Saturday (Aug. 24), the musical crew shared a puzzling 100-hour commencement clock on its virtual entertainment accounts, with a connection to the gathering’s true site.
At press time, LinkinPark.com highlighted a YouTube livestream with a similar clock and a going with live talk loaded up with fan hypothesis — a lot of it expecting the declaration of another performer to supplant late lead vocalist Chester Bennington, who kicked the bucket by self destruction in July 2017 at 41 years old.
” I want to believe that they report the new artist, LP has the right to proceed [with] their heritage,” one client wrote in the talk. Another fan inquired, “In the event that LP has another vocalist and it’s female, who do you believe it should be?”
Linkin Park’s commencement clock is planned to end on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
Recently, sources let Board know that the musicians were reflecting on a potential 2025 gathering visit and considering recruiting a female performer to succeed Bennington. In late April, booking organization WME was taking proposals for a potential Linkin Park visit alongside featuring celebration dates highlighting LP’s Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson and Dave Farrell, the sources said. The band had not shown who might sing in the interest of Bennington, yet one source let Bulletin know that LP was wanting to track down a female entertainer to front the rejoined bunch.
Energizing hypothesis at that point, Blow out’s Jay Gordon said he had heard reports about a Linkin Park gathering while at the same time showing up on Wired in the Domain on KCAL 96.7.
“Incredibly, cool folks and clearly an extraordinary band,” Gordon said. “They’ve been around quite a while they’re actually putting it all on the line,” he said. “It will be extreme without Chester, yet we’ll see. I hear they got a young lady vocalist now. I heard that.”
Gordon later gave an assertion saying his remarks had been taken inappropriately. “With respect to this linkin park vocalist thing. I don’t know anything about any of that,” he composed.
As recently revealed, Shinoda was gotten some information about a potential get-together around the April arrival of Papercuts (Singles Assortment: 2000-2023).
“Reports generally go around. Individuals generally ask what’s next for the band, and the most fitting response I can at any point give anyone is the point at which there’s something to tell you, we will tell you,” Shinoda told Gun magazine. “At the point when there’s a declaration to be made, it will be on LinkinPark.com. On the off chance that you’re hearing it from another person, you can believe that data however much you need to trust it.”
Linkin Park is one of the best stone gatherings from the 2000s, having sold more than 29.4 million collections in the US, as per Luminate. The band has outlined 24 tunes on the Bulletin Hot 100 graph, including three top 10 hits: “Eventually” in 2003, “What I’ve Done” in 2007 and “New Gap” in 2009.
See Linkin Park’s commencement post on YouTube here and Instagram beneath.
