The rumor about the return of LinkinPark has strengthened a lot in recent times. But, it seems, not all of the remaining members of the band will be part of this long-awaited moment.
A few weeks ago, the guitarist Jay Gordonfrom the band Orgycommented on the plans of the iconic Nu Metal group to reunite with a new vocalist in place of the late Chester Bennington; however, after the repercussion of the news, he backtracked and pointed out that his speech had been “misinterpreted”.
However, in recent days, the North American Billboard brought the matter to light and provided access to “sources close” to the band, who would have confirmed the reunion. As we said here, the agency responsible for the group’s career would be “accepting offers” for a tour and shows at festivals “with Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson It is Dave Farrell“, which could be realized in 2025.
To the surprise of many, as Loudwire pointed out, the portal did not include the names of Rob Bourdon It is Joe Hahn, Linkin Park’s longtime drummer and DJ respectively – which suggests that they will possibly not be part of the band’s reunion. Is it still worth it?
Linkin Park and reunion show with new vocalist
Regarding the hiring of a new vocalist, not even Billboard showed that it had any indication of who could take on the role that was masterfully commanded by the acclaimed Chester Bennington, who left us in 2017.
Recently, the very talented Amy Leeleader of Evanescencedenied rumors that she would join the band but revealed that she would “love” to sing with them if invited.
The person who also came out to deny rumors about being the new member of Linkin Park was Bonnie Fraserlead singer of the band Stand Atlantic. Not long ago, a video in which she appears singing “Bleed it Out” alongside Mike Shinoda went viral on social media and speculation took over the internet.
The best option is to wait and, for now, check out the video that caught your attention below and tell us if it would be a good choice!
