Written By NEIL SHUMATE
Linkin Park return to Ohio with highly anticipated tour
Linkin Park will stop in Cincinnati, Ohio this weekend as part of the
band’s World Tour to support their latest and most experimental
album, A Thousand Suns (Warner Bros.).
This is the multi-platinum band’s first trek through North America
since 2008. The six-member band recently performed on Saturday
Night Live and is fresh off a European tour that had sold-out dates.
The tour in Europe received positive reviews with frequent
mentions of large screen visuals appropriately aligning with the
band’s music to create a powerful effect.
A press release stated: “The tour’s set list combines the biggest
hits of the band’s career, as well as material from the new album.”
band’s World Tour to support their latest and most experimental
album, A Thousand Suns (Warner Bros.).
This is the multi-platinum band’s first trek through North America
since 2008. The six-member band recently performed on Saturday
Night Live and is fresh off a European tour that had sold-out dates.
The tour in Europe received positive reviews with frequent
mentions of large screen visuals appropriately aligning with the
band’s music to create a powerful effect.
A press release stated: “The tour’s set list combines the biggest
hits of the band’s career, as well as material from the new album.”
Concert goers able to relive show with live download
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Every ticket sale throughout the tour includes an opportunity to download a live recording of the show attended by texting a
code from mobile phones that will be displayed at the venue. One dollar from every ticket sale will be donated to Music For
Relief, an organization founded by Linkin Park for natural disaster relief and development of global warming solutions.
The Los Angeles, Calif. based band was recently forced to cancel two shows due to lead vocalist Chester Bennington
being ill, but fans are waiting for his health to get better in time for the Cincinnati show to go as scheduled.
Linkin Park will perform with openers Pendulum and Does It Offend You, Yeah? on Sun. Feb. 13 at US Bank Arena in
Cincinnati. Tickets range from $42.50—$72.50 and can be purchased online here on Ticketmaster.com or at any
Ticketmaster outlet. (Photos below from Feb. 15, 2008 in Columbus, Ohio at Nationwide Arena as part of LP's Minutes To Midnight tour.)
code from mobile phones that will be displayed at the venue. One dollar from every ticket sale will be donated to Music For
Relief, an organization founded by Linkin Park for natural disaster relief and development of global warming solutions.
The Los Angeles, Calif. based band was recently forced to cancel two shows due to lead vocalist Chester Bennington
being ill, but fans are waiting for his health to get better in time for the Cincinnati show to go as scheduled.
Linkin Park will perform with openers Pendulum and Does It Offend You, Yeah? on Sun. Feb. 13 at US Bank Arena in
Cincinnati. Tickets range from $42.50—$72.50 and can be purchased online here on Ticketmaster.com or at any
Ticketmaster outlet. (Photos below from Feb. 15, 2008 in Columbus, Ohio at Nationwide Arena as part of LP's Minutes To Midnight tour.)
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