September 9th 2024.
Linkin Park has been a staple in the music industry for decades, but it seems that the band's original members are slowly dwindling. The latest news is that another founding member will not be joining the band on their highly anticipated reunion tour. This decision has caused concern among fans, especially with the addition of new frontwoman Emily Armstrong.
It was a devastating blow for fans when they discovered that original drummer Rob Bourdon had left the group, just as they were gearing up for what has been dubbed "Linkin Park 2.0". Now, guitarist Brad Delson has also revealed that he will no longer be performing live with the Grammy-winning band that he helped form in the early 90s.
Linkin Park was originally formed by high school friends Rob, Brad, and co-lead vocalist Mike Shinoda. They later recruited current members Joe Hahn and Dave "Phoenix" Farrell. After the tragic death of beloved frontman Chester Bennington in 2017, the band went on a seven-year hiatus. And now, with Rob's departure and Brad's decision to step back from touring, the original lineup has been reduced to only Mike.
In his statement, Brad expressed his excitement for the new chapter that the band is embarking on, but also confirmed that he will not be joining them on tour. He wished them well and thanked everyone for their support over the years. It was also revealed that Alex Feder, who has been touring with the band as a second guitarist, will now take on the role of lead guitarist.
Brad also spoke highly of newcomers Colin Brittain and Emily Armstrong, despite the controversy surrounding her. Emily, formerly of Dead Sara, was called out for her past links with Scientology and her support of convicted rapist Danny Masterson. However, she has since clarified that she no longer stands by her comments and has distanced herself from the controversial actor.
While some fans were upset with the total shakeup of the band's lineup, others supported the decision to revamp and move forward. Brad praised his bandmates for their talent, hard work, and friendship, and expressed his deep connection and pride in their live performances. He also revealed that he will still be working with them in the studio for their new album, From Zero, which will coincide with the tour.
It's not uncommon for musicians to step back from touring and focus on studio work, but given the significance of this reunion, some fans were taken aback by Brad's decision. However, he assured everyone that the band's creativity and passion are stronger than ever, and he is excited to share their new music with the world.
The tour dates, which were just announced, have stirred mixed reactions from fans. Some are disappointed with the changes, while others are looking forward to seeing the new lineup in action. The pre-sale for tickets will begin soon, and fans are encouraged to visit the band's website for more information.
Despite the changes, Linkin Park's legacy will continue, and their fans will always support them. It's a new chapter for the band, and they are grateful for the support and love from their fans throughout their journey. As they embark on this new chapter, they hope to continue to inspire and create music that resonates with their fans.
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