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Linkin Park has just released the third single from their upcoming album From Zero, "Over Each Other". The first talk about "Over Each Other" being released as the third single started when a screenshot of the Amazon Prime streaming service marked the song as avilable. Then, on October 18, a scavenger hunt started that showed images from the music video and lyrics from the song. Fans from all over the world had to hunt these images down, starting in Paris, it went through Buenos Aires, Madrid, Toronto, Phoenix, Seattle, Milan, Auckland, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Mexico City, Jakarta and finally ending in New York. In New York we got a short teaser of the music video and a release date. The date had however already been revealed by Joe Hahn on Instagram the same day that the scavenger hunt began.

"Over Each Other" brings back Jon Green as a co-writer, he also co-wrote "Nobody Can Save Me" and "Battle Symphony" on One More Light. Matias Mora is also credited as a co-writer on the song. Originally when the song was written, Mike Shinoda was doing all the vocals early in the writing process, but as the process of writing and recording the album went on, eventually the song ended up with Emily Armstrong doing most of the vocals and Mike can only be heard in the background at certain spots.

You can find the song on your favourite streaming platforms, like Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube.

This is the letter that i / didn’t write
Looking for color in the / the black and white
Skyscrapers we created
On shaky ground
And I’m trying to find my patience

But you won’t let me breathe
And i’m not ever right
All we are is talking
Over each other
There’s nothing underneath
It’s all a waste of time
All we are is talking
Over each other

Reaching for satellites yeah
But all along
Under your breath you’re saying
That I was wrong / oh
The skyscrapers we created
Are coming down
And free falling to the pavement

Cause you won’t let me breathe
And i’m not ever right
All we are is talking
Over each other
There’s nothing underneath
It’s all a waste of time
All we are is talking

Oh, are we over each other
Oh, are we over each other
Oh

I can’t go to sleep
I lie awake at night
I’m so tired of talking
Over each other
So say what’s underneath
I want to see your side
We don’t have to be talking
Over each other
Over each other
Over each other
Over each other

What do you think of the song? What do you think of the music video? Come and discuss in our forums.

For 2025, Mike Shinoda promised that Linkin Park would tour "heavily", and now we're starting the see the first proof to that. It has just been announced that Linkin Park will be headlining Sonic Temple on May 10, 2025! Linkin Park has never played at Sonic Temple before, the festival started in 2019 while the band was still on hiatus, but they did play at the predecessor festival, Rock on the Range in 2015 when they headlined with Slipknot and Judas Priest.

The band joins Metallica and Korn in headlining the show, and on the day they'll play alongside other bands like Incubus, Bullet for my Valentine, I Prevail and many others. It's sure to be a great show.


The festival takes place between May 08 - 11, Korn headlines on Thursday (May 08), Metallica headlines on Friday (May 09) and Sunday (May 11), Linkin Park headlines on Saturday (May 10th).


Are you going to this show or any others in 2025? Come and discuss in our forums.

Source: Linkin Park Twitter

A new episode of LPTV has just been uploaded to the Linkin Park YouTube channel. Showing the band in their rehearsal room when they suddenly get a surprise, Frank Maddocks brings in a shipment of the physical releases of their new album "From Zero". Watch the episode and the band going through all the editions below.

What do you think of the episode? Come and discuss on our forums.

Source: Linkin Park YouTube

Joe Hahn has just confirmed on Instagram that the new From Zero single "Over Each Other" will be released on October 24th alongside a music video directed by him. Joe shot the video in Seoul, South Korea after the band played their show there, and the only band member featured in the video is Emily Armstrong. Read the post from Joe, and look through the images, below

Are you excited to see the music video? Did Mr Hahn go rogue and spoil the currently ongoing scavenger hunt? Come and discuss in our forums.

Source: Joe Hahn Instagram

A new scavenger hunt in the Linkin Park universe has been started. Much like the 2012 scavenger hunt that ended up with LPAssociation getting the exclusive leak of "LIES GREED MISERY", fans have now been tasked with going out to random locations. This time we're finding images that seem to be from a music video for the new From Zero song, "Over Each Other".

At the time of writing, fans has been sent out to a mall in Paris, France, a public square in Buenos Aires, Argentina and a shopping street in Madrid, Spain.

This thread will be updated with new clues and answers as they come in, so make sure you keep coming back! We're also adding the updates as they come over on our twitter.


Are you excited? Are we getting a new music video and single? Come and discuss in our forums.

Out of nowhere a random 65 minute podcast with Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong has dropped. The conversation features Mike and Emily, recorded about "a few weeks" before the big September 5th reveal announcing Linkin Parks comeback. Topics include how they first started working together, how Emily was asked to officially become a member, the recording and writing of From Zero and plenty of other exciting topics.


What do you think of the episode? Come and discuss in our forums.

Linkin Park is right back at it with the festival headline slots - the band has just been announced as part of the line-up for Sick New World, an event that will be happening on April 12, 2025 at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds. This is the very first festival slot Linkin Park has been confirmed for since emerging from hiatus last month.

Sick New World is a relatively new festival focusing on rock and industrial acts. Previous editions have played host to marquee names including Deftones, Swans and Sleep Token. This year's line-up is maintaining that energy as Linkin Park is joined at the top of bill by iconic bands like Metallica, Evanescence and Queens of the Stone Age.


The ticket presale for the festival begins on Friday, October 18 at 10 AM PT. Further details about the event are available on the website sicknewworldfest.com.

Source: Sick New World on Twitter

During Linkin Park's recent tour stop in Korea, the band took some time to sit down for an interview with Kompas TV, an Indonesian broadcaster also known as The Compass, which has now released the interview on YouTube.

Quite notably, this is technically the first full-band Linkin Park interview since their chat with Zane Lowe in early September. Phoenix, Emily Armstrong, Joe Hahn and Colin Brittain are seen hanging out together with a network host, while Mike Shinoda and Brad Delson are both beamed in remotely from other locations. Throughout the interview, Kompas TV reporter Malaikha Kridaman (also appearing remotely) gets the band to speak on various topics, with Armstrong reflecting on personal experience being in the band so far, and Shinoda commenting on the challenge of keeping Linkin Park's tightly-planned return a secret.

Also of particular note is the band members giving us some brief and measured descriptions of the upcoming album From Zero, due November 15. Shinoda mentions that From Zero sounds like "Linkin Park in general" as opposed to pointing to any one of the many dimensions the band has shown throughout their varied discography so far. He also says that the album is "very energetic", something no-one should be surprised about given the singles so far, but that it has even more variety to offer than those singles have revealed. Adding to this, Phoenix highlights the track "Overflow" as "a different type of song" amongst the others on the album, and calls it one of his favourites.

You can watch the whole Kompas TV interview here.

Source: Kompas TV on YouTube via @Qwerty19

We now have the second episode of LPTV documenting the From Zero world tour. This time we get to see some backstage action and on-stage footage from their shows in Hamburg, London and Seoul. Make sure to check out the episode below.

What do you think of this LPTV episode? What do you think will happen in the next one? Come and discuss in our forums.

Source: Linkin Park YouTube via @РΛТ

Dead By Sunrise's 2009 album Out Of Ashes was given a special vinyl release earlier this year for Record Store Day, which featured new bonus content including a recording of a 2009 live acoustic set, along with the studio B-side "Morning After". This deluxe edition, complete with those same bonus tracks, is now coming to digital music platforms on October 11 to mark the album's 15th anniversary, giving many fans the opportunity to hear "Morning After" plus stripped-down live versions of songs like "Walking in Circles" and "In the Darkness".

Tracklist:

1. Fire
2. Crawl Back In
3. Too Late
4. Inside of Me
5. Let Down
6. Give Me Your Name
7. My Suffering
8. Condemned
9. Into You
10. End of the World
11. Walking in Circles
12. In the Darkness
13. Morning After
14. Crawl Back In - Live in Las Vegas
15. Walking in Circles - Live in Las Vegas
16. In the Darkness - Live in Las Vegas
17. Let Down - Live in Las Vegas
18. Morning After - Live in Las Vegas

Dead By Sunrise was, of course, the brainchild of Linkin Park member Chester Bennington, who wanted an outlet for song ideas which he didn't feel were a good fit for Linkin Park to work on. He recruited longtime friends Ryan Shuck, Amir Derakh, Brandon Belsky, Elias Andra and Anthony "Fu" Valcic (all current or former members of the band Julien-K) to help develop these songs in the studio.

After working on the project on-and-off for a few years (amidst label troubles and an entire Linkin Park album/touring cycle, among other things), Dead By Sunrise eventually released the full-length album Out Of Ashes in October 2009. With his collaborators, Bennington drew from various rock and pop influences to create songs sonically and tonally distinct to what he had helped shape in Linkin Park (even with the band's major swerve on 2007's Minutes to Midnight), not to mention lyrical concepts that were worlds apart from the broad angst Linkin Park had been known for.

Leading up to the Out Of Ashes release was a slate of live performances which included late night talk shows, surprise appearances during Linkin Park's sets, and the brief acoustic performance in Las Vegas which is included in this latest re-release.

The deluxe edition of Out Of Ashes will be available to listen to on Spotify and other digital music platforms on October 11.

Source: Spotify

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