Linkin Park Tickets

About Linkin Park

Established in the picturesque Agoura Hills, California, in 1996, Linkin Park emerged as a dynamic force in the American rock scene, garnering international acclaim for their innovative sound. Their early music, a captivating fusion of nu-metal and alternative rock, demonstrated an extraordinary ability to meld heavy metal riffs with the rhythmic cadence of hip-hop. Over the years, their style evolved, embracing vibrant elements of electronic rock and pop, showcasing their versatility.

The band’s groundbreaking debut album, Hybrid Theory, released in 2000, marked a pivotal moment in their career and coincided with the peak of the nu-metal phenomenon. It quickly became a commercial juggernaut, earning Diamond certification in the United States. Iconic singles from the album, including “One Step Closer,” “Crawling,” and “In the End,” dominated both MTV and rock charts, with “In the End” transcending genres to achieve mainstream pop success. This remarkable early achievement established Linkin Park as a band with formidable and widespread appeal. Their sophomore album, Meteora, released in 2003, further entrenched their place in the pantheon of popular music.

Throughout their career, Linkin Park delivered a plethora of hits that resonated deeply with fans around the globe. Anthems like “In the End,” “Crawling,” “One Step Closer,” “Numb,” “Breaking the Habit,” “Somewhere I Belong,” “What I’ve Done,” “Bleed It Out,” and “New Divide” became the defining soundtrack for an entire generation, capturing the raw emotions of youth and resilience.

The band also cultivated a deep connection with their UK fanbase through extensive tours, dazzling audiences at major venues, arenas, and festivals across the United Kingdom. Notably, their electrifying performances at Download Festival, where they frequently headlined, left an indelible mark. The magnetic stage presence of the late Chester Bennington consistently drew large, enthusiastic crowds, underscoring their reputation as one of the premier live acts in the UK.

In the wake of the tragic passing of Chester Bennington in 2017, Linkin Park entered a period of hiatus, leaving fans in anticipation of their next steps. However, in a thrilling announcement in September 2024, the band revealed their long-awaited comeback with a refreshed lineup. Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Joe Hahn, and Dave Farrell welcomed Emily Armstrong as co-lead vocalist and Colin Brittain on drums. With this exciting new configuration, Linkin Park released their poignant single “The Emptiness Machine” and unveiled a highly anticipated album, From Zero, heralding their triumphant return to the global music stage.

From Zero World Tour Tickets

Expect a powerful performance of classic hits alongside new material, showcasing Linkin Park’s evolved sound with Emily Armstrong’s vocals. The show will capture the band’s signature energy and connect with fans through a mix of rock, electronic elements, and emotional depth. Wembley Stadium will host this large-scale event, promising an unforgettable night.

JPEG MAFIA and Spiritbox are set to support Linkin Park in Wembley

Linkin Park show dates

What to expect from the show? / Setlist of the tour

Get ready for Linkin Park’s electrifying return to Wembley Stadium, where they’ll blend their iconic sound with fresh energy, driven by Emily Armstrong’s powerful vocals. Expect a dynamic performance that captures the band’s signature mix of rock, electronic textures, and raw emotion, all within the legendary stadium’s massive atmosphere.

Wembley will be the stage for a setlist that celebrates Linkin Park’s legacy, featuring beloved anthems like “In the End,” “Numb,” and “One Step Closer” alongside their latest material. Known for their intense connection with fans, the band will bring their high-energy stage presence, encouraging crowd participation through sing-alongs and call-and-response moments. The show will also undoubtedly pay tribute to Chester Bennington, honouring his profound influence and lasting impact on Linkin Park’s music and their global fanbase.

Reviews on the tour

“Back on the road with vocalist Emily Armstrong making their back catalogue her own, the hybrid metallers have found a new audience and a reinvigorated sense of purpose.” – The Guardian

“Linkin Park reintroduce themselves with new singer Emily Armstrong to an emotional, deafening audience in London, signifying a defiant, captivating future…” – Kerrang!

Frequently asked questions about Linkin Park tickets

How do I buy Linkin Park Tickets?

Linkin Park tickets are available through Fanatix! Get yours now before they sell out.

How much are Linkin Park tickets?

Ticket prices for Linkin Park live at Wembley Stadium vary and are as follows:

Front Standing: £153
Standing: £104
Tier Five seats: £59-£90 (depending on location).
Tier Two aisle seats: £130-£170 (depending on location).
Tier One Seats: £130-170 (depending on location).

VIP Packages are available and are sold exclusively through the venue here. These include premium seating, VIP access, and hospitality services. These packages include things like dedicated hospitality entrances, premium seating on Level One, exclusive lounge access with a pre-show buffet and complimentary drinks, and an after-party.

All prices include fees.

What happens if the show is cancelled?

In case of a complete show cancellation, all tickets will be refunded in full. Please allow 14 to 21 business days for the processing of the refund.

What happens if the show is rescheduled?

Tickets will be transferred to the new show date. If you are unable to attend on the new date, you may request a refund.

Who is opening at the concert?

JPEG Mafia and Spiritbox are set to support Linkin Park at Wembley Stadium.

How long is a Linkin Park concert?

A Linkin Park concert typically lasts over 2 hours.

What is the complete setlist for the tour?

Act I

1. Somewhere I Belong
2. Cut the Bridge
3. Crawling
4. New Divide (w/ Moscow Intro)
5. The Emptiness Machine

Act II

1. The Catalyst
2. Burn It Down
3. Up From the Bottom (with Emily on guitar)
4. Where’d You Go (Fort Minor cover) (Partial – first verse and chorus only)
5. Waiting for the End (with Extended Intro)
6. Castle of Glass
7. Two Faced
8. Empty Spaces
9. When They Come for Me / Remember the Name (Mike solo with Colin, with second verse of “When They Come for Me”)
10. Given Up
11. One Step Closer

Act III

1. Break/Collapse
2. Lost (hybrid version, 1st verse/1st chorus Mike and Emily piano into full band version)
3. Good Things Go
4. What I’ve Done

Act IV

1. Kintsugi
2. Overflow (with Depeche Mode’s “Enjoy the Silence” intro)
3. Numb (w/ Numb/Encore Intro)
4. In the End
5. Faint (Ext. Outro)

Encore

1. Papercut
2. From the Inside
3. Heavy Is the Crown
4. Bleed It Out (Extended bridge w/ “A Place for My Head” verse 1)