the Linkin Park Live Facebook page shared a post suggesting a big show for the 2000’s rock icons. “It’s a great day to be in the Linkin Park Underground,” as Linkin Park has announced an exclusive event in Los Angeles on September 5th. The event is likely a special concert or press conference.
It’s a great day to be in the Linkin Park Underground.
Linkin Park has announced an LPU-exclusive event in Los Angeles on September 5.
This event is only open to Linkin Park Underground members with a valid Passport Plus membership as of August 24, 2024. If the membership is valid, then fans should have received a unique access code via their LPU account email.
Fans can request tickets until Friday, August 30 at 6:00 AM PT. The tickets are free and non-transferable, but not all requests are guaranteed to receive a ticket.
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POWERED BY TICKETMASTER REQUESTLinkin Park has announced an LPU-exclusive event in Los Angeles on September 5. it appears Linkin Park are announcing a special concert or press conference for September 5th
This program is only open to LINKIN PARK Underground members with a valid Passport Plus membership as of August 24, 2024. If your membership is valid, you have been sent a unique access code to your LPU account email.
Request tickets by Friday, August 30 at 6:00 AM PT.Tickets are free and non-transferable.
Tickets are not guaranteed for all requests.
According to 98 KUPD, on August 24th, Linkin Park started a countdown clock that began at 100 hours. When it hit zero on Wednesday, the clock started counting back up instead and this disappointed fans. Linkin Park die hards noticed a glitch on the screen around the 9:05 mark, leading them to believe something important would happen on September 5th, which now seems more or less confirmed.
It’s still unclear what Linkin Park has planned, but there are rumors of a possible reunion, the first since their 2017 Chester Bennington tribute concert. In April, there were reports that members Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, and Dave “Phoenix” Farrell were thinking about a 2025 tour, possibly with a female singer replacing Bennington.
One name who has been eliminated as a potential new singer is Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley. On August 27, Whibley shared a statement saying he won’t join Linkin Park as their new frontman. Whibley had previously teased a Wednesday announcement at the same time as Linkin Park’s countdown.
He clarified, “I feel the need to dispel some current rumours,” WHIBLEY wrote. “It’s been brought to my attention that many people think I could be joining a reuniting band. But I just want to say, despite popular belief, I am not joining Oasis… or Linkin Park. Or any other band for that matter.
Whibley added that he has his own “tour and book” announcement, which he’ll share later in the week, before Sum 41’s U.S. tour. He ended by saying he’s excited to see what both of these bands do in the future.
“I have my own ‘tour and book’ announcement that I will now move to the end of the week, ahead of our U.S. tour. “I do look forward to seeing whatever both these amazing bands do in the future.”
