Linkin Park has just released the video for its new single Two-Faceda title that reconnects with the Nu Metal sounds of the 2000s. In addition to this release, the group announces the live broadcast of its concert in São Paulo and, today, the long-awaited reveal of the dates of its world tour 2025.
A return to basics with Two-Faced
Linkin Park recently released the video of Two-Faceda title resolutely inspired by the nu metal sound of its beginnings. This track is the last taste of the next album From Zeroscheduled for release on November 15. Joe Hahn, the group's turntablist, was responsible for directing the video, a symbolic approach reminiscent of their iconic Music videos from the early 2000s. In a press release, the group declared: “We couldn’t wait to bring you this song and video, so here it is a little early.”
Two-Faced explores relationship tensions, with introspective lyrics about disappointments and betrayals. Mike Shinoda's voice mixes with that of Emily Armstrong, the group's new singer, bringing an emotional intensity reminiscent of that of the late Chester Bennington.
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A livestreamed concert and a world tour in sight
On the occasion of the release of his new album From ZeroLinkin Park has planned an exceptional concert at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 15. For the occasion, the first six titles will be broadcast live, allowing fans around the world to discover part of this major event. This concert also marks Linkin Park's first appearance in Brazil since its return, with the official arrival of Emily Armstrong and Colin Brittain, the group's new drummer.
The rumor of a Linkin Park world tour in 2025 has also been confirmed. Today, the band is set to reveal details of the tour, which will cover North America, Europe and the United Kingdom. French fans, in particular, will apparently be treated to a date at the Stade de France.
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