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[http://lplive.net/shows/2013 2013] was the shortest year of touring on record for the band. Since the year 2000, they had played at least nineteen shows a year ([http://lplive.net/shows/2009 2009] was the shortest before this, with nineteen). 2013 ended in seventeen performances (counting the rehearsals with fans in attendance).
[http://lplive.net/shows/2013 2013] was the shortest year of touring on record for the band. Since the year 2000, they had played at least nineteen shows a year ([http://lplive.net/shows/2009 2009] was the shortest before this, with nineteen). 2013 ended in seventeen performances (counting the rehearsals with fans in attendance).


Starting with a one-off [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130216 warmup show] in Las Vegas, NV on February 13th, the band kept Set A around from 2012 and replaced "[[In My Remains]]" with the recently-debuted "[[Castle Of Glass]]" (which went after "[[Breaking The Habit]]"). Following this show, Linkin Park headed to New Zealand and Australia to kick off an eight show tour across the continents, falling just one show short of their nine show treks there in both [[Australian and New Zealand Tour 2007|2007]] and [[Australian Tour 2010|2010]]. The first show was in [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130221 Auckland, New Zealand] and was the band's first show in the country since 2007, making the 8th LPU Summit an appropriate fit for fans. At this Summit, LP performed a five song soundcheck for attendees, who also got to walk across the stage, tour the venue, play with the band's instruments and participate in a Q&A session with Linkin Park.
Starting with a one-off [[Live:20130216|warmup show]] in Las Vegas, NV on February 13th, the band kept Set A around from 2012 and replaced "[[In My Remains]]" with the recently-debuted "[[Castle Of Glass]]" (which went after "[[Breaking The Habit]]"). Following this show, Linkin Park headed to New Zealand and Australia to kick off an eight show tour across the continents, falling just one show short of their nine show treks there in both [[Australian and New Zealand Tour 2007|2007]] and [[Australian Tour 2010|2010]]. The first show was in [[Live:20130221|Auckland, New Zealand]] and was the band's first show in the country since 2007, making the 8th LPU Summit an appropriate fit for fans. At this Summit, LP performed a five song soundcheck for attendees, who also got to walk across the stage, tour the venue, play with the band's instruments and participate in a Q&A session with Linkin Park.


From there, Australia was the next destination as many bands, including LP, made their way to the continent for the annual Soundwave festival across five cities. Along with performing the festivals, the band performed two headlining shows â one each in [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130226 Sydney] and [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130227 Melbourne] with Stone Sour opening both, who also opened the Auckland show earlier in the tour. At Soundwave, Linkin Park headlined Stage 1 B and played just before Metallica. With two stages attached together for the main stage, Soundwave guaranteed that there would be almost no gaps in music throughout the day. For these festivals, the band abbreviated their headline Set A and Set B setlists to make them into Festival A and Festival B sets, respectively. The headline show in Melbourne featured a first for the band as they took a poll in the encore for the fans to yell which song they wanted to hear the most "[[In The End]]" or "[[A Place For My Head]]". The latter won and "[[A Place For My Head]]", a fan favorite, made its way in, pushing "[[In The End]]" out of the setlist for the first time since [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2001/20010809 2001]!
From there, Australia was the next destination as many bands, including LP, made their way to the continent for the annual Soundwave festival across five cities. Along with performing the festivals, the band performed two headlining shows â one each in [[Live:20130226|Sydney]] and [[Live:20130227|Melbourne]] with Stone Sour opening both, who also opened the Auckland show earlier in the tour. At Soundwave, Linkin Park headlined Stage 1 B and played just before Metallica. With two stages attached together for the main stage, Soundwave guaranteed that there would be almost no gaps in music throughout the day. For these festivals, the band abbreviated their headline Set A and Set B setlists to make them into Festival A and Festival B sets, respectively. The headline show in Melbourne featured a first for the band as they took a poll in the encore for the fans to yell which song they wanted to hear the most "[[In The End]]" or "[[A Place For My Head]]". The latter won and "[[A Place For My Head]]", a fan favorite, made its way in, pushing "[[In The End]]" out of the setlist for the first time since [[Live:20010809|2001]]!


After a five month break, Linkin Park reconvened in Los Angeles for the [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130803 Sunset Strip Music Festival]. A [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130801 KROQ private rehearsal] took place a few days before the show for a few lucky winners. At the festival, LP performed a shortened Set B, similar what they played in Australia earlier in the year for Soundwave. "[[Reading My Eyes]]" reappeared over "[[Bleed It Out]]" as a homage to the band playing outside the local venues they used to play a decade prior at the Key Club, the Roxy, the Whisky and more.
After a five month break, Linkin Park reconvened in Los Angeles for the [[Live:20130803|Sunset Strip Music Festival]]. A [[Live:20130801|KROQ private rehearsal]] took place a few days before the show for a few lucky winners. At the festival, LP performed a shortened Set B, similar what they played in Australia earlier in the year for Soundwave. "[[Reading My Eyes]]" reappeared over "[[Bleed It Out]]" as a homage to the band playing outside the local venues they used to play a decade prior at the Key Club, the Roxy, the Whisky and more.


To close out 2013, there were six shows on top in [[Asian Tour 2013|Asia]]. The familiar Summer Sonic festival shows started the tour but Linkin Park opened for Metallica at this rendition instead of headlining both days like they did in 2006 and 2009. The next four shows took them to the [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130813 Philippines] (their first there since June 2004), [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130815 Hong Kong] (home of the ninth LPU Summit), [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130817 Taiwan], and [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130819 Malaysia] (their first there since [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2003/20031015 October 2003]). The Hong Kong Summit featured a two song soundcheck for fans of "[[Victimized#Live|Victimized (w/ QWERTY)]]" and "[[The Catalyst]]", both of which hadn't been played since February 2013 due to the shortened setlists the band was using for the year.
To close out 2013, there were six shows on top in [[Asian Tour 2013|Asia]]. The familiar Summer Sonic festival shows started the tour but Linkin Park opened for Metallica at this rendition instead of headlining both days like they did in 2006 and 2009. The next four shows took them to the [[Live:20130813|Philippines]] (their first there since June 2004), [[Live:20130815|Hong Kong]] (home of the ninth LPU Summit), [[Live:20130817|Taiwan]], and [[Live:20130819|Malaysia]] (their first there since [[Live:20031015|October 2003]]). The Hong Kong Summit featured a two song soundcheck for fans of "[[Victimized#Live|Victimized (w/ QWERTY)]]" and "[[The Catalyst]]", both of which hadn't been played since February 2013 due to the shortened setlists the band was using for the year.


After this tour, the band took the rest of the year off to work on recording their new album.
After this tour, the band took the rest of the year off to work on recording their new album.
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==Great audience recordings==
==Great audience recordings==


* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130224 2013.02.24 Homebush] (Audio - full show)
* [[Live:20130224|2013.02.24 Homebush]] (Audio - full show)
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130810 2013.08.10 Chiba] (Audio - full show)
* [[Live:20130810|2013.08.10 Chiba]] (Audio - full show)


==List of professional recordings==
==List of professional recordings==


* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130810 2013.08.10 Chiba] (Video - 7 songs / 3 songs)
* [[Live:20130810|2013.08.10 Chiba]] (Video - 7 songs / 3 songs)


==Touring bands==
==Touring bands==


* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130216 2013.02.16 Las Vegas]: No opening band.
* [[Live:20130216|2013.02.16 Las Vegas]]: No opening band.
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130227 2013.02.21 Auckland]: Stone Sour
* [[Live:20130227|2013.02.21 Auckland]]: Stone Sour
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130226 2013.02.26 Darling Harbour]: Stone Sour
* [[Live:20130226|2013.02.26 Darling Harbour]]: Stone Sour
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130227 2013.02.27 Melbourne]: Stone Sour
* [[Live:20130227|2013.02.27 Melbourne]]: Stone Sour
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130813 2013.08.13 Pasay City]: Urbandub
* [[Live:20130813|2013.08.13 Pasay City]]: Urbandub
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130815 2013.08.15 Chek Lap Kok]: No opening band.
* [[Live:20130815|2013.08.15 Chek Lap Kok]]: No opening band.
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130817 2013.08.17 Taipei]: No opening band.
* [[Live:20130817|2013.08.17 Taipei]]: No opening band.
* [http://lplive.net/shows/db/2013/20130819 2013.08.19 Kuala Lumpur]: No opening band.
* [[Live:20130819|2013.08.19 Kuala Lumpur]]: No opening band.


==Canceled shows==
==Canceled shows==

Latest revision as of 21:51, 22 February 2024

Summary

2013 was the shortest year of touring on record for the band. Since the year 2000, they had played at least nineteen shows a year (2009 was the shortest before this, with nineteen). 2013 ended in seventeen performances (counting the rehearsals with fans in attendance).

Starting with a one-off warmup show in Las Vegas, NV on February 13th, the band kept Set A around from 2012 and replaced "In My Remains" with the recently-debuted "Castle Of Glass" (which went after "Breaking The Habit"). Following this show, Linkin Park headed to New Zealand and Australia to kick off an eight show tour across the continents, falling just one show short of their nine show treks there in both 2007 and 2010. The first show was in Auckland, New Zealand and was the band's first show in the country since 2007, making the 8th LPU Summit an appropriate fit for fans. At this Summit, LP performed a five song soundcheck for attendees, who also got to walk across the stage, tour the venue, play with the band's instruments and participate in a Q&A session with Linkin Park.

From there, Australia was the next destination as many bands, including LP, made their way to the continent for the annual Soundwave festival across five cities. Along with performing the festivals, the band performed two headlining shows â one each in Sydney and Melbourne with Stone Sour opening both, who also opened the Auckland show earlier in the tour. At Soundwave, Linkin Park headlined Stage 1 B and played just before Metallica. With two stages attached together for the main stage, Soundwave guaranteed that there would be almost no gaps in music throughout the day. For these festivals, the band abbreviated their headline Set A and Set B setlists to make them into Festival A and Festival B sets, respectively. The headline show in Melbourne featured a first for the band as they took a poll in the encore for the fans to yell which song they wanted to hear the most "In The End" or "A Place For My Head". The latter won and "A Place For My Head", a fan favorite, made its way in, pushing "In The End" out of the setlist for the first time since 2001!

After a five month break, Linkin Park reconvened in Los Angeles for the Sunset Strip Music Festival. A KROQ private rehearsal took place a few days before the show for a few lucky winners. At the festival, LP performed a shortened Set B, similar what they played in Australia earlier in the year for Soundwave. "Reading My Eyes" reappeared over "Bleed It Out" as a homage to the band playing outside the local venues they used to play a decade prior at the Key Club, the Roxy, the Whisky and more.

To close out 2013, there were six shows on top in Asia. The familiar Summer Sonic festival shows started the tour but Linkin Park opened for Metallica at this rendition instead of headlining both days like they did in 2006 and 2009. The next four shows took them to the Philippines (their first there since June 2004), Hong Kong (home of the ninth LPU Summit), Taiwan, and Malaysia (their first there since October 2003). The Hong Kong Summit featured a two song soundcheck for fans of "Victimized (w/ QWERTY)" and "The Catalyst", both of which hadn't been played since February 2013 due to the shortened setlists the band was using for the year.

After this tour, the band took the rest of the year off to work on recording their new album.

Tours

Songs Played

Hybrid Theory:

Meteora:

Minutes To Midnight:

A Thousand Suns:

Living Things:

Others:

Great audience recordings

List of professional recordings

Touring bands

Canceled shows

No canceled shows!

External Links

  • A comprehensive guide for all 2013 shows on LPLive