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Linkin Park Electrifies Seattle in From Zero Tour Stop. Seattle, WA – September 24, 2025
Linkin Park made a powerful return to Seattle as part of their From Zero World Tour, igniting Climate Pledge Arena with a blend of nostalgia, reinvention, and raw emotion.
Opening with “Somewhere I Belong,” the band balanced timeless anthems with new material, weaving songs from From Zero alongside classics like “Numb,” “Bleed It Out,” and “In the End.” In a standout moment, Mike Shinoda traded playful banter with the crowd before “Lost,” urging fans to open wider for the mosh pits — a candid pause amid the arena-sized spectacle. Later, during “Bleed It Out,” a laser cage glitch prompted Shinoda to joke, “I think we went a little too crazy for the laser cage.”
New members Emily Armstrong (co-lead vocals) and Colin Brittain (drums) brought fresh energy, shining on tracks like “The Emptiness Machine” and “Two Faced.” As the encore closed with “Faint,” the arena remained electric — a reminder that Linkin Park’s evolution is far from finished, and that Seattle continues to hold a vital place in their story.
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Linkin Park Electrifies Seattle in From Zero Tour Stop. Seattle, WA – September 24, 2025
Linkin Park made a powerful return to Seattle as part of their From Zero World Tour, igniting Climate Pledge Arena with a blend of nostalgia, reinvention, and raw emotion.
Opening with “Somewhere I Belong,” the band balanced timeless anthems with new material, weaving songs from From Zero alongside classics like “Numb,” “Bleed It Out,” and “In the End.” In a standout moment, Mike Shinoda traded playful banter with the crowd before “Lost,” urging fans to open wider for the mosh pits — a candid pause amid the arena-sized spectacle. Later, during “Bleed It Out,” a laser cage glitch prompted Shinoda to joke, “I think we went a little too crazy for the laser cage.”
New members Emily Armstrong (co-lead vocals) and Colin Brittain (drums) brought fresh energy, shining on tracks like “The Emptiness Machine” and “Two Faced.” As the encore closed with “Faint,” the arena remained electric — a reminder that Linkin Park’s evolution is far from finished, and that Seattle continues to hold a vital place in their story.
Linkin Park Electrifies Seattle in From Zero Tour Stop. Seattle, WA – September 24, 2025
Linkin Park made a powerful return to Seattle as part of their From Zero World Tour, igniting Climate Pledge Arena with a blend of nostalgia, reinvention, and raw emotion.
Opening with “Somewhere I Belong,” the band balanced timeless anthems with new material, weaving songs from From Zero alongside classics like “Numb,” “Bleed It Out,” and “In the End.” In a standout moment, Mike Shinoda traded playful banter with the crowd before “Lost,” urging fans to open wider for the mosh pits — a candid pause amid the arena-sized spectacle. Later, during “Bleed It Out,” a laser cage glitch prompted Shinoda to joke, “I think we went a little too crazy for the laser cage.”
New members Emily Armstrong (co-lead vocals) and Colin Brittain (drums) brought fresh energy, shining on tracks like “The Emptiness Machine” and “Two Faced.” As the encore closed with “Faint,” the arena remained electric — a reminder that Linkin Park’s evolution is far from finished, and that Seattle continues to hold a vital place in their story.
