Linkin Park are back, having introduced their new lineup and a new song during a massive global livestream concert event that took place on Thursday (Sept. 5) and now there are photos from the show.

When Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington died in 2017, the nu-metal band went on hiatus, with many fans doubting the future of the group. Critics raged when the group tapped Emily Armstrong as ...

Linkin Park was scheduled to begin the North American leg of their worldwide One More Light Tour on July 27 in Massachusetts. The band were slated to have a photo shoot in Hollywood the day ...

When Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington died in 2017, the nu-metal band went on hiatus, with many fans doubting the future of the group. Critics raged when the group tapped Emily Armstrong as ...

Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington passed away last week. This afternoon, Mike Shinoda posted what he believes is the first photo Linkin Park ever took as a band, and dated the photo to 1997-98.

Linkin Park Find Your Photos With ‘Lost in the Echo’ Interactive Video. Chad Childers. ... The interactive promo can be accessed via the group's website and by linking in with your Facebook ...

The Linkin Park musician took to Instagram on Monday to honor Bennington via a photo from the group’s nascent days, before they were even known as Linkin Park.

For me, Linkin Park is the last thing I think of. I remember Chester as the young, hungry musician who was super humble and who became a man willing to help his community. Each of these photos ...

The rock world was shocked when Bennington — then also the frontman of Linkin Park — died by suicide on July 20, 2017. Here, take a look back on his life in photos. 01 of 09 ...

LOS ANGELES, July 13 (UPI) --Linkin Park may be the first rock band ever promoted on a race car. The band, at its peak in the early 2000s, has now designed and wrapped a Mercedes-AMG GT3 in a ...

Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington passed away last week.This afternoon, Mike Shinoda posted what he believes is the first photo Linkin Park ever took as a band, and dated the photo to 1997-98.