Linkin Park

Linkin Park - Full Concert at Milton Keynes: Road to Revolution 2008

LTU-Arena
Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

• The live recording of Linkin Park at Milton Keynes Bowl on June 28, 2008, took place shortly after the release of their third studio album, "Minutes t... Read Full Description >

  The live recording of Linkin Park at Milton Keynes Bowl on June 28, 2008, took place shortly after the release of their third studio album, "Minutes to Midnight," which came out in May 2007. This period marked a significant transition for the band as they moved toward a more mature sound, blending various musical styles while maintaining their signature nu-metal roots. Notably, "Minutes to Midnight" was produced by Rick Rubin, which contributed to a refined production quality and artistic evolution. During the concert, the band showcased a dynamic setlist that included hits like "One Step Closer," "Given Up," and "Numb." This performance was also part of their "Road to Revolution" tour, highlighting the band's growing global popularity and appeal. A memorable aspect of the Milton Keynes show was its massive turnout, with a record-breaking audience, cementing Linkin Park's status as one of the leading rock acts of the time.

Linkin Park featuring Chris Cornell - Live Performance of 'Crawling'

Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

• In 2008, Linkin Park was in the midst of their "Minutes to Midnight" era, having released the album in May of that year. This was a significant period... Read Full Description >

  In 2008, Linkin Park was in the midst of their "Minutes to Midnight" era, having released the album in May of that year. This was a significant period for the band, marking a shift in their musical style with deeper lyrical themes and a departure from the nu-metal sound that defined their earlier work. The live recording from July 30, 2008, captures Linkin Park performing "Crawling" with rock legend Chris Cornell at the Projekt Revolution festival. This collaboration is particularly notable as it highlights the band’s connections with influential artists and showcases their willingness to blend various musical elements. Additionally, the performance underlines the band's dynamic stage presence during this tour, with Mike Shinoda incorporating elements from "Hands Held High," weaving together different songs and styles. This concert also reflects their ongoing evolution as a band, maintaining relevance in a rapidly changing music landscape.