Mike Shinode Reveals Songs That Linkin Park Will Not Bring At From Zero World Tour

JAKARTA - Linkin Park started a world tour titled From Zero World Tour since September last year two months before the album From Zero was officially released and continued until June 2026.

On their first tour with Emily Armstrong as the frontperson, Linkin Park featured their latest catalog of albums and iconic old hits.

Mike Shinoda explained that the submitted setlist was based on hopes that fans who came to watch would have the best experience.

"We all want our show to have a really good atmosphere," Shinoda said in a recent interview with The Guardian.

"I want you guys to leave the show with such feelings, it was a great, special, and fun night," he added.

In addition, Shinoda revealed that Linkin Park has restrictions on some songs that will not be performed on tours, especially songs attached to the late Chester Bennington.

One example is One More Light', the song from Linkin Park's last album with Bennington.

Shinoda said performing the song at From Zero World Tour would feel strange. He didn't want to make this tour a sad moment.

"After Chester died, the world decided that this song was about him," Shinode said. "So, the song is too sad to play."