LINKIN PARK premiered their new single “Over Each Other” live for the first time at their November 3 concert at La Défense Arena in Paris, France.
“Over Each Other” is taken from LINKIN PARK‘s forthcoming album, From Zero, due out November 15 through Warner. This will be the band’s first full-length release since 2017’s One More Light, which was their final album before the passing of lead vocalist Chester Bennington.
LINKIN PARK is currently in the middle of their six-date arena run for the “From Zero” world tour, which sold out within minutes. Due to overwhelming demand, the band has just announced three additional stadium shows for 2024 in Paris, Dallas, and São Paulo. Exclusive presales for LP Underground fan club members begin on September 25, with general tickets available starting September 27.
In a recent interview with Brian Haddad and Kenzie Roman from Chicago’s Q101 radio station, LINKIN PARK‘s Mike Shinoda discussed the band’s decision to reform with a new lineup.
Shinoda said: “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. 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.”
The setlist for the show in Paris was as follows:
01. Somewhere I Belong
02. Crawling
03. Points Of Authority
04. Lying From You
05. New Divide
06. The Emptiness Machine
07. The Catalyst
08. Burn It Down
09. Waiting For The End
10. Castle Of Glass
11. Joe Hahn Solo
12. When They Come For Me / Remember The Name
13. Over Each Other (live debut; with Emily Armstrong on guitar)
14. Lost In The Echo
15. Given Up
16. One Step Closer
17. Lost
18. Breaking The Habit
19. What I’ve Done
20. Leave Out All The Rest
21. My December
22. Friendly Fire
23. Numb
24. In The End
25. Faint
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