Rock aficionados and Linkin Park fans in Michigan are gearing up for a blast from the past as the iconic band announces return performances after a prolonged hiatus. The band’s upcoming “From Zero” World Tour will feature their first Michigan gigs in a decade, notably at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena on August 14, 2025, and the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids on May 1, as reported by
MLive
. After a sorrow-filled break following the passing of lead vocalist Chester Bennington in 2017, the band resurfaced on the scene with new members Emily Armstrong and Colin Brittain.
The tour is not just a fresh beginning for Linkin Park, who reunited and introduced Armstrong and Brittain last year with the release of a new hit single, “The Emptiness Machine,” but also for the fans who have eagerly awaited their return to the live music circuit where they have released four songs from their much-anticipated album “From Zero.” Popularity is soaring, as the band’s new track quickly ascended on the Billboard’s Rock Airplay chart mere hours after its debut. The Michigan stops are only part of a broader global trek that includes North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, the band has not played in Michigan since a short set in Flint’s Machine Shop back in 2015, now tickets are going on sale November 21 at noon, echoing the sentiments of band member Mike Shinoda, as per
MLive
, “Getting back out on the road has been incredible,” says Mike Shinoda. “The fans’ support is overwhelming, and we’re ready to take this energy even further around the world.”
Ticket sales for both Michigan shows kick off on November 21, and fans can purchase them through Ticketmaster, further details elucidated by
The Detroit News
. Linkin Park’s inclusion of Michigan in their tour roster is a nod to a place they have not performed since the band’s previous incarnation, the last Metro Detroit concert happening in August 2014 at the then-DTE Energy Music Theatre, their return is met with fan delight and curiosity to experience the band’s new dynamics live.
The anticipation of the album “From Zero,” released the day after their tour announcement, is palpable among the Linkin Park community, especially for an album that is the first to feature new member Armstrong, the band’s journey—from the tormenting split to their rejuvenated comeback—is a testament to their resilience and evolution, according to
WOODTV
. Their last local gig took place in Grand Rapids at the now-closed DeltaPlex in 2001, making the upcoming show a significant event for the band and local fans alike as they long to chant once more to the beats of Linkin Park’s emotional and electric anthems.
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