Linkin Park has announced a huge 2025 "From Zero" world tour that includes two stops in Pennsylvania - Aug. 16 in Philadelphia and Aug. 19 in PIttsburgh. In this file photo, the band performs at Warner Bros. Studios on Sept. 5, 2024, in Burbank, California. Getty Images for Warner Music

The Grammy-winning rockers announced in September that they were embarking on their first tour since the 2017 death of singer Chester Bennington.

Oasis isn’t the only band staging a buzzy reunion tour in 2025; Linkin Park is also hitting the road. Of course, this is nü Linkin Park we’re talking about, with newly-instated frontperson Emily Armstrong taking over for the late Chester Bennington,

Linkin Park is coming to Tulsa for a show at the BOK Center on April 28th, 2025. The band has made a successful comeback with the release of their new song “The Emptiness Machine” this year. It’s the first to feature the band’s new lead singer Emily Armstrong.

Making their comeback with a new album, Linkin Park has now also announced the dates for a world tour which will include making a stop in Wisconsin. According to a release, Linkin Park will be bringing the “From Zero World Tour” to Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum on August 25.

Resurgent rock band Linkin Park has announced a new slate of shows, including their first performance in Michigan in nearly a decade.

The Emptiness Machine rockers will play a huge London date at the iconic stadium as part of their 2025 From Zero World Tour. Find out how to buy tickets.

Linkin Park is launching a new world tour and it will be coming to Milwaukee. The group will play at Fiserv Forum on Aug. 25 with special guest Jean Dawson. They last performed in Milwaukee at the Summerfest amphitheater in June of 2015. The tour celebrates their new album, "From Zero", out Friday, Nov. 15.

Linkin Park are going big on their 2025 reunion tour, which will run nearly the entire year and visit stadiums and arenas across the globe.

Linkin Park previously played several shows around the world after announcing new co-vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, and dropping album singles "The Emptiness