Linkin Park announced more than 50 dates for the 2025 continuation of its From Zero World Tour on November 14, 2024. The itinerary was billed as a four-region run across North America, Asia, Europe and Latin America, with arena and stadium concerts alongside festival appearances. The dates and ticket-sale windows below are historical: as of October 8, 2026, the band’s official tour page says there are no upcoming shows.
What Linkin Park announced
Live Nation described the 2025 schedule as a continuation of the From Zero World Tour, celebrating the band’s album From Zero. The announcement said the run would include more than 50 shows, spanning arenas, stadiums and festivals. It highlighted first Linkin Park stadium shows in Tokyo and Mexico City since 2017, a return to Jakarta after 13 years, and performances at Wembley Stadium, Stade de France and Dodger Stadium. These are details of the original announcement, not independent confirmation that every date ultimately took place as listed. Live Nation’s November 14, 2024 announcement contains the original schedule.
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The announced itinerary opened in Mexico City on January 31, 2025, and was scheduled to conclude in Porto Alegre on November 15. The regions below follow the announcement’s routing; festival names are identified where the event was a festival rather than a standalone concert.
Announced 2025 dates by region
Mexico, Japan and Indonesia
- January 31 — Mexico City, Mexico
- February 3 — Guadalajara, Mexico
- February 5 — Monterrey, Mexico
- February 11 and 12 — Tokyo, Japan
- February 16 — Jakarta, Indonesia (venue listed as TBA)
United States festivals and spring concerts
- April 12 — Sick New World, Las Vegas, Nevada
- April 26 — Austin, Texas
- April 28 — Tulsa, Oklahoma
- May 1 — Grand Rapids, Michigan
- May 3 — Baltimore, Maryland
- May 6 — Raleigh, North Carolina
- May 8 — Greenville, South Carolina
- May 10 — Sonic Temple, Columbus, Ohio
- May 17 — Welcome to Rockville, Daytona Beach, Florida
Europe
- June 12 — Nova Rock, Nickelsdorf, Austria
- June 14 — Rock for People, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
- June 16 — Hannover, Germany
- June 18 — Berlin, Germany
- June 20 — Bern, Switzerland
- June 24 — I-DAYS, Milan, Italy
- June 26 — Arnhem, Netherlands
- June 28 — Wembley Stadium, London, UK
- July 1 — Düsseldorf, Germany
- July 3 — Rock Werchter, Belgium
- July 5 — Open’er Festival, Gdynia, Poland
- July 8 — Frankfurt, Germany
- July 11 — Stade de France, Paris, France
North America, summer and early fall
- July 29 — Brooklyn, New York
- August 1 — Boston, Massachusetts
- August 3 — Newark, New Jersey
- August 6 — Montreal, Quebec
- August 8 — Toronto, Ontario
- August 11 — Chicago, Illinois
- August 14 — Detroit, Michigan
- August 16 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- August 19 — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- August 21 — Nashville, Tennessee
- August 23 — St. Louis, Missouri
- August 25 — Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- August 27 — Minneapolis, Minnesota
- August 29 — Omaha, Nebraska
- August 31 — Kansas City, Missouri
- September 3 — Denver, Colorado
- September 6 — Phoenix, Arizona
- September 13 — Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California
- September 15 — San Jose, California
- September 17 — Sacramento, California
- September 19 — Portland, Oregon
- September 21 — Vancouver, British Columbia
- September 24 — Seattle, Washington
Latin America
- October 26 — Bogotá, Colombia
- October 29 — Lima, Peru
- November 1 — Buenos Aires, Argentina
- November 5 — Santiago, Chile
- November 8 — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- November 10 — São Paulo, Brazil
- November 13 — Brasília, Brazil
- November 15 — Porto Alegre, Brazil
The announcement listed the Jakarta venue as TBA and marked South American venues as TBA, with venue and ticketing details to follow. Its symbols also identified support acts on selected dates: Queens of the Stone Age, Spiritbox, AFI, Architects, grandson, Jean Dawson, JPEGMAFIA and PVRIS. The announcement did not assign every act to every show.
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How the tour related to the From Zero album
Linkin Park’s official discography dates From Zero to November 15, 2024, and lists FROM ZERO (DELUXE EDITION) for May 16, 2025. The band presented the tour as a way to take the album’s new chapter to audiences around the world. The official music discography lists both releases.
Live Nation’s 2024 announcement also said the lead single “The Emptiness Machine” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Alternative and Mainstream Rock Airplay charts, which it described as the band’s 13th and 11th chart-toppers on those respective charts. The announcement said the single debuted at No. 4 on the UK Singles Chart. Those are figures reported by Live Nation at the time, not a current chart check.
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Original ticket-sale dates—and what is available now
The November 2024 announcement listed LP Underground fan-club presales beginning November 18, 2024. It gave general onsale times as November 21 at noon local time for North America and November 22 at 10 a.m. local time for Europe and the UK. These sale dates have passed; the original announcement does not establish present ticket availability.
As of October 8, 2026, Linkin Park’s official tour page states, “There are no upcoming shows at this time,” and provides an option to receive notifications about future events. Check the official tour page for announcements; the page does not currently list a show for sale.
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- 2-CD Studio Album Bundle: Bridges two pivotal chapters of alternative rock legends Linkin Park, pairing their multi-platinum masterpiece Minutes To Midnight with their comeback album From Zero.
- Modern Chapter (From Zero): Includes the 11-track record featuring heavy riffs, soaring melodies, and massive global hits like "The Emptiness Machine", "Heavy Is The Crown", and "Two Faced".
- Landmark Classic (Minutes To Midnight): Features the Rick Rubin and Mike Shinoda co-produced 12-track album packed with stadium anthems like "What I've Done", "Bleed It Out", "Given Up", and "Leave Out All The Rest".
- 23 Total Essential Tracks: Delivers high-voltage alternative rock, post-grunge energy, and progressive melodies across two complete standalone CDs.
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Sources
- Live Nation: Linkin Park announce 50+ 2025 From Zero World Tour shows (November 14, 2024)
- Linkin Park official music discography
- Linkin Park official tour page
- Linkin Park official biography
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