Linkin Park Live - 2025.10.28 - Lima, Peru

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20251028

Tuesday, 28 October 2025

Concert by Linkin Park

LPLive show count: LPLive's show count definition

934 / 966

Live count:

995 / 1027

Country:

Peru

2 / 2

City:

Lima

2 / 2

Venue:

Estadio San Marcos

Tour:

From Zero World Tour

66 / 98

Support act:

Poppy

2 / 7

Setlist:

B6 Lima

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Linkin Park performance chronology

25 Oct 2025	28 Oct 2025	31 Oct 2025
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	The Magic Number	Pre-show w/ From Zero countdown; De La Soul song
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Act 1	Inception Intro B	w/ "Iridescent" Vocals
1.	Somewhere I Belong	Short Intro w/ Scratch
2.	Crawling Rotation song
3.	Up From The Bottom
4.	New Divide Rotation song	Moscow Intro (Short)
	From Zero (Intro)
5.	The Emptiness Machine
Act 2	Creation Intro B	w/ "Iridescent" Vocals
6.	The Catalyst	Shortened (No Third Chorus/Breakdown)
7.	Burn It Down
8.	Cut The Bridge Rotation song
9.	Where'd You Go	Fort Minor song; Shortened (Intro/1st Verse/Final Chorus); Transition Ending
10.	Waiting For The End	Ext. Intro w/ 2024 Synth
11.	From The Inside Rotation song
12.	Two Faced	Joe Intro; Ext. Bridge
13.	Joe Solo	w/ Colin
	Empty Spaces
14.	When They Come For Me/Remember The Name	Mike Solo; Mashup; w/ Colin; Ext. Transition w/ "It's Goin' Down" Verse 1 & Chorus
15.	Given Up Rotation song
16.	One Step Closer	2024 Intro; Ext. Outro w/ Chorus Riff
Act 3	Break/Collapse Transition
17.	Lost	Stripped (Intro/1st Verse/Chorus) into Full Band; Shortened Bridge
18.	Over Each Other Rotation song
19.	What I've Done
Act 4	Kintsugi Transition
20.	Overflow	Ext. Synth Intro w/ Metallica's "One"
21.	Numb	"Numb/Encore" Intro; Ext. Outro
22.	Stained Rotation song
23.	In The End
24.	Faint	Ext. Outro
Act 5	Resolution Intro B	w/ "Iridescent" Vocals
25.	Papercut	2024 Intro
26.	Heavy Is The Crown
27.	Bleed It Out	Ext. Bridge w/ "A Place For My Head" Verse 1; Ext. Outro
	Pass The Mic	Beastie Boys song
Note: {{{Set Note}}}

	From Zero	( 7 )	The Emptiness Machine Cut The Bridge Two Faced Over Each Other Overflow Stained Heavy Is The Crown
	Other	( 5 )	Up From The Bottom New Divide Joe Solo When They Come For Me/Remember The Name Lost
	Hybrid Theory	( 4 )	Crawling One Step Closer In The End Papercut
	Meteora	( 4 )	Somewhere I Belong From The Inside Numb Faint
	Minutes To Midnight	( 3 )	Given Up What I've Done Bleed It Out
	A Thousand Suns	( 2 )	The Catalyst Waiting For The End
	Living Things	( 1 )	Burn It Down
	The Rising Tied	( 1 )	Where'd You Go

Show Notes

• The pre-show From Zero countdown song was "The Magic Number" by De La Soul.
• "Up From The Bottom" was performed in Act 1 for the second show in a row.
• Joe added some extra scratching to the end of the "Creation Intro" before "The Catalyst".
• Emily counted in Spanish on the intro of "Burn It Down" - "uno, dos, tres!"
• After "Burn It Down", Mike said it was like a party in the crowd; he thanked the fans for being so loud.
• "Cut The Bridge" was performed in Act 2 after "Burn It Down", its first performance in 8 shows. Like its last performance in Phoenix, it was not performed with the "Moscow Intro" (since it was used earlier on "New Divide").
• Before "Where'd You Go", the crowd led a large Linkin Park chant.
• "From The Inside" was performed in the rotation spot after "Waiting For The End" for the first time, which has been reserved for "Castle Of Glass" or "Lies Greed Misery" before this show.
• On the intro of "Two Faced", Emily said, "Yeah, it's a Two Faced party, baby!"
• When Mike went down into the crowd to give his hat to a fan, he was gifted with a flag of Peru from a fan. He rapped "It's Goin' Down" verse 1 and chorus over his solo medley ("When They Come For Me"/"Remember The Name").
• Mike followed a crowd chant after his solo medley. He then asked in Spanish for fans to put their hands up and clap them.
• "Given Up" was performed for the first time in 10 shows, since Kansas City, in the Act 2 heavy rotation spot. There was a massive flare lit up in the pit during the song. Before the song, Mike told fans in Spanish to put their hands up, asking the band if it was "manos" for hands and then said "manos... all of them" to which the crowd laughed. As the song kicked in, he said "1, 2, 1, 2, fuck yeah!"
• Poppy did not guest on "One Step Closer" like she did at the prior show in Bogota.
• "Over Each Other" was performed for the second show in a row as well (like "From The Inside"), this time in its normal rotation spot after "Lost".
• Mike played the riff of "One' by Metallica on synth over the extended intro of 'Overflow".
• The band tried to lead the crowd on a clap-along on the intro of "Numb" and then they jammed for a bit. On the outro, the band jammed while Emily sang, "Lima, Peru, it's so good to be here with you!"
• "Stained" was performed in the rotation spot after "Numb".
• Fans lit several flares in the crowd on "Faint".
• Before "Bleed It Out", Mike said backstage the band was talking about how great the crowd was. He concluded by saying, "We love the food, we love the people, we love Joe Hahn."
• Mike rapped verse 1 of "A Place For My Head" over the bridge of "Bleed It Out".
• The band played "Pass The Mic" by the Beastie Boys after the show on the speakers as fans were leaving the venue.

Other Notes

• This show was announced on November 14, 2024 with the From Zero World Tour, exactly 27 years to the day of the band's first Xero show in 1997.
• On March 27, 2025, the show date was moved to October 28, 2025 from October 29, 2025 with the restructuring of the South American Tour. Because venues and tickets were not originally announced for South America, the venue was confirmed with ticketing information on that day as well.
• On September 24, 2025, Linkin Park announced Poppy as a guest band for the From Zero South American Tour 2025: "We’re excited to have Poppy join us on our upcoming South America tour. Get tickets at LinkinPark.com/Tour. See you soon."
• Mike said on February 20, 2025 on Discord about Poppy: "I like Poppy. I've known about her since way back when she did the weird youtube stuff. that was great"
• Linkin Park's longtime security team member, Tom Robb, designed the show poster for this show. He is also an artist!

Gallery

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  Tour Admat (w/ original South American dates)
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  South America Tour Admat
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  South America Tour Admat w/ Poppy
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  Promo
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  Promo
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  Promo
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  Schedules
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  Schedules
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  Poster
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  Poster (Signed)
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  Ticket
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  Ticket
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  Ticket
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  Ticket
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  Ticket
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  Setlist
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  Setlist and Passes
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  Setlist and Show Items
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  Wristband
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  Wristband
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  Wristband
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  Wristbands
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  LPU Passport Photos

Photos of the Show

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Poster

Information (General Poster): Linkin Park has commissioned artist Tom Robb to create artwork for a limited-edition poster for the 2025 From Zero World Tour stop in Lima. Each hand-numbered print is limited to 100 copies and is printed on 18" x 24" heavy cold press cotton rag 300gsm paper with a deckle edge.

Information (Signed Poster): Linkin Park has commissioned artist Tom Robb to create artwork for a limited-edition poster for the 2025 From Zero World Tour stop in Lima. Signed by the band, each hand-numbered print is limited to 10 copies and is printed on 18" x 24" heavy cold press cotton rag 300gsm paper with a deckle edge.

Artist Bio: Tom Robb is not your typical artist. With a career that spans over 38 years as a professional bodyguard for some of the biggest names in music and entertainment, Tom brings a unique and deeply personal perspective to his artwork. His drawings capture the raw energy, emotion, and spirit of the musicians and performers he’s spent a lifetime protecting.

Currently the co-owner of STS Global Security, Tom has worked with a staggering list of clients, including Metallica, Linkin Park, Drake, The Killers, Slipknot, Blink-182, Robert Plant, Halsey, Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Green Day, Suicide Boyz, 21 Savage, Central Cee, Lil Baby, Creed, Kanye West, Disturbed, Paramore, Live, Twenty One Pilots, System of a Down, Tom Segura, Louis CK, Amy Schumer, John Mulaney, and Matisyahu. He also ran the main stage at Coachella for seven consecutive years.

Tom has traveled to over 85 countries, often drawing in fleeting moments between tour stops. His deep connections with the artists he works with allow him to render intimate and powerful portraits that speak to both fans and collectors alike.

Creativity runs in the Robb family. His oldest brother, Dave Robb, served as Head Designer of BMW Motorcycles in Munich, Germany for over 30 years. His youngest brother, Doug Robb, is the lead singer of the band Hoobastank. Tom himself has become a respected artist in his own right, with his work featured in People Magazine, Sports Illustrated, LA Times, KTLA Morning News, and other media outlets.

His art has been commissioned by legends like Bo Jackson, Shaquille O’Neal, the LA Kings, Lakers, Dodgers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and even for the USC Heisman Trophy. His originals and prints are sold at Wild About Music in Austin, Texas.

Now based in Austin, Tom grew up in Japan, Michigan, and California, and has lived in Texas for the past four years with his wife. His recent work has been dedicated to rock music and charity commissions, continuing to channel his passion for music, people, and storytelling through his art.