Linkin Park May Not Be Able To Fill Paris Concert

ByZegut in France has reported that Linkin Park will be performing at Stade de France in July 2025. This venue can hold 80,000+ people for concerts. Previously, ByZegut had leaked other French shows including Rammstein. It’s a very ambitious venue for Linkin Park to play, especially without Chester Bennington, and they may not be able to fill it.

Linkin Park heading to France

Following their concerts in Hamburg and London, Linkin Park is adding further dates to its world tour. And good news for French fans, as Linkin Park has confirmed a concert in Paris for this autumn. Fans can catch them live on Sunday, November 3rd, 2024 at Paris La Défense Arena.

The band has already confirmed dates in Los Angeles, New York, Seoul and Bogota. On the Old Continent, only two dates had been announced: in Hamburg and London, creating a certain frustration among French fans.

But the band will be back in France as part of their reformation. The band is adding a few dates to its world tour, including a concert at Paris La Défense Arena on Sunday, November 3, 2024. And to top it all off, Sleep Token will be opening for the band!

Linkin Park recently returned from hiatus after the tragic loss of their iconic frontman, Chester Bennington, in 2017. They recently unveiled a new single titled “The Emptiness Machine” from their upcoming album From Zero, set to release on November 15th. This marks the band’s first release of new music in several years. The band performed in a live stream event.

Linkin Park has also thrilled their audience with the release of “Heavy Is the Crown,” marking the second single from their upcoming album. While “The Emptiness Machine” continues to secure a strong position on the charts, the newly released track is making its debut on several Billboard charts this week.

“Heavy Is the Crown” has entered 11 different Billboard charts in the United States upon its release. This accomplishment is noteworthy given that the track dropped on a Tuesday, midway through the tracking period. This limited window, amounting to just three days of streams and sales, was still good to propel the song to instant chart success.

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