According to LINKIN PARK fan site Linkin Park Live, tickets to the band’s September 11 concert at the Kia Forum sold out in less than an hour and tickets for the September 16 gig at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York were gone “in a matter of a few minutes” after being made available to the general public on Saturday, September 7.
The shows will feature LINKIN PARK performing a two-hour set in a very rare 360-degree circular setting, allowing for a unique production as well as a greater-than-usual number of tickets sold at these venues.
LINKIN PARK launched two separate pre-sales for members of the band’s official fan club, Linkin Park Underground, on Friday, September 6 — one for legacy members and one for new members, on the same day just hours apart — resulting more than 90 percent of the tickets for the Brooklyn show being sold to fan club members. According to Linkin Park Live, a unique feature of these presales was opening the entire venue to Linkin Park Underground members instead of allocating just a small number of tickets for the fan club. Additionally, an “LPU Reserved” section will be set up directly in front of the band in the crowd, with tickets that are only being sold to LPU members.
In addition to Los Angeles and New York, LINKIN PARK will hit Hamburg, London, Seoul and Bogota as part of a six-date tour in September and November.
DREAM THEATER Announces February/March 2025 North American Tour
With the worldwide excitement around the recently announced European tour, Grammy-winning, progressive music titans DREAM THEATER have announcing the North American leg of their 40th-anniversary tour. The trek will be “An Evening With Dream Theater” and will be the first tour of North America since drummer Mike Portnoy‘s return to […]
