The famous band Linkin Park, recognized for its unique style and ability to connect with people's emotions, has announced that it will offer free tamales at three locations in Mexico City before their concert on January 31. Highlighting its importance for an entire generation, the band has left a deep mark on music.
In a statement, the band emphasized the importance of their fans, who have provided them support and affection over the years. Linkin Park's last visit to Mexico was in 2015 during The Hunting Party Tour at Arena Ciudad de México, where they held a spectacular concert.
Linkin Park has achieved historic milestones in the music industry, with their debut album "Hybrid Theory" selling over 32 million copies worldwide. The band, excited to start their tour in Mexico this year, expressed their enthusiasm for returning to the stage and connecting with their followers.
Band members Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong shared their excitement about returning to Mexican stages, highlighting the importance of this new chapter for the group. Despite the tragic loss of Chester Bennington in 2017, Linkin Park's music continues to be a symbol of resilience and struggle for their followers.
Linkin Park has innovated in the music industry, exploring new sounds and being pioneers in the use of digital platforms to connect with their audience. With a profound emotional legacy, the band has left an indelible mark on their followers, who find in their lyrics a refuge for their emotions.
With concerts scheduled in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey, Linkin Park is preparing to captivate their audience with their characteristic sound. The "From Zero World Tour" promises to be a milestone in the band's history, marking their return with a new vocalist and a renewed enthusiasm for sharing their music with the world.
