Linkin Park Live - 2026.03.03 - Brisbane, Australia
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Linkin Park performance chronology
| 25 Jan 2026 | 3 Mar 2026 | 5 Mar 2026 |
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  | Too Many Questions | Pre-show w/ From Zero countdown; Nero song |
| Act 1 | Inception Intro A | w/ "Castle Of Glass" Vocals |
| 1. | Somewhere I Belong | Short Intro w/ Scratch |
| 2. | Points Of Authority
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| 3. | Up From The Bottom | |
| 4. | Crawling
Rotation song |
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| 5. | The Emptiness Machine | |
| Act 2 | Creation Intro A | w/ "Castle Of Glass" Vocals |
| 6. | The Catalyst | Shortened (No Third Chorus/Breakdown) |
| 7. | Burn It Down | |
| 8. | Over Each Other
Rotation song |
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| 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. | Castle Of Glass
Rotation song |
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| 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/ "Until It Breaks" Verse 3 |
| 15. | Casualty
Rotation song |
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| 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. | Stained
Rotation song |
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| 19. | What I've Done | |
| Act 4 | Kintsugi Transition | |
| 20. | Overflow | Ext. Synth Intro w/ "Enjoy The Silence" |
| 21. | Numb | "Numb/Encore" Intro; Post-Song Jam |
| 22. | From The Inside
Rotation song |
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| 23. | Heavy Is The Crown | |
| 24. | Bleed It Out | Ext. Bridge w/ "A Place For My Head" Verse 1; Ext. Outro w/ Guitar Solo |
| Act 5 | Resolution Intro A | w/ "Castle Of Glass" Vocals |
| 25. | Papercut | 2024 Intro |
| 26. | In The End | |
| 27. | Faint | Ext. Outro |
| From Zero | ( 7 ) |
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| Hybrid Theory | ( 5 ) |
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| Other | ( 4 ) |
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| Meteora | ( 4 ) |
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| Minutes To Midnight | ( 2 ) |
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| A Thousand Suns | ( 2 ) |
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| Living Things | ( 2 ) |
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| The Rising Tied | ( 1 ) |
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Show Notes
- The pre-show From Zero countdown song for this show was "Too Many Questions" by Nero.
- The band did not have the "From Zero (Intro)" in the set before "The Emptiness Machine". Instead, Mike spoke to the crowd and said, "Brisbane, how you doing right now? I'm just wondering, by a show of hands, how many people have seen Linkin Park live before? It's been a long time since we've been back here and we appreciate all you guys sticking with us and coming back. Let me just see the hands of the people who have never seen the band live before. For you, thank you so much for the support on the new music, the new cycle, our new friends. You guys keep us going and we love you, thank you so much."
- After not being played during the first tour of 2026 in the Middle East and India, this was the first performance of "Castle Of Glass" and "Casualty" in 2026.
- Mike rapped verse 3 of "Until It Breaks" over the extended portion of his solo medley ("When They Come For Me" / "Remember The Name"). When he went into the crowd, he gave the hat to Pez, who played guitar with the band in 2010 in Newcastle and Sydney on "Faint". Mike saw a sign that said, "From Brasil to get a tattoo", grabbed the sign and drew a penis as a joke. He asked if that was ok, scratched it out, and put his standard MS skull design instead.
- Phoenix and Emily went to Colin's drumset and added in some drums for fun on the intro of "One Step Closer".
- Mike played the melody of Depeche Mode's "Enjoy The Silence" on his synth on the intro of "Overflow".
- The band played a short jam after the end of "Numb".
- Before "Faint", Mike said, "I don't know if you know this or not but when the album From Zero came out, one of the biggest fan responses in the world that we got was here in Australia. The Linkin Park fans here have always been incredible, but that was just above and beyond. So thank you guys so much for supporting the band in this new chapter and new cycle."
- Emily came out and sprayed confetti in the crowd on the beginning of "Papercut".
- Mike rapped verse 1 of "A Place For My Head" over the extended bridge of "Bleed It Out". Alex performed a guitar solo near the end of the song.
Other Notes
- This show was announced on August 10, 2025.
- Polaris was added as support on November 20, 2025.
- While having performed two nights in Sydney and Melbourne on previous visits in 2007, 2010, and 2013, the 2026 visit is the first time Linkin Park will be performing two nights in Brisbane.
- This was Linkin Park's first show in Australia in 4,747 days, just over 13 years. Their last performance in the country was in Perth.
- Similar to the band's shows in Tokyo, Austin, and Arnhem on the From Zero World Tour, this was an "endstage 360" setup - the traditional endstage setup but with seats sold behind the stage to allow for a larger capacity. The band routinely performs songs to the fans in these areas side stage and behind the stage during the show.
- The poster artist for this show, A.L. Grime, posted on Instagram the day of the show a photo from her childhood with red hair and said: "This little freak blasted @linkinpark songs on full volume 24/7. As cliche as it is to say, this band got me thru the roughest moments of being young. So much of who I am now is rooted in their music and their visual components by the great @mrjoehahn! This little freak is honored to share here work with her favorite band"
- The band hosted an LPU event titled "From Zero Night" on March 4, the day between both shows. Colin made a surprise appearance at the event.
- The exclusive merch pin for this show has a typo of "Boomdall" instead of "Boondall" on the back of the pin.
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Show Photos
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Poster
Information (General Poster): Linkin Park has commissioned artist A.L. Grime to create artwork for a limited-edition poster for the 2026 From Zero World Tour stop in Boondall. 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 A.L. Grime to create artwork for a limited-edition poster for the 2026 From Zero World Tour stop in Boondall. 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: Ally Grimm (b. 1991), known professionally as A.L. Grime, is a Venezuelan-American self-taught multimedia artist living in Denver, CO.
Her love for language and interpersonal relationships led her to study Strategic Communications at WVU, where Ally found herself captivated by the ways in which individuals process the relentless influx of information in our daily lives. Ally’s signature monochromatic style developed through a practice of pen and ink before evolving onto canvas and later onto large-scale murals and fiber installations. Her contemporary work and murals can be found internationally in cities including LA, New York, Denver, Miami, Bristol (UK), Morelia (MX), Tarbes (FR) and more.
As her practice continues to grow, Ally is expanding her visual language into ceramic sculpture, textile-based installations, and community-driven projects, along with a broader approach to creative direction. These new explorations deepen the themes at the core of her work, patterns, interconnectedness, and the complexity of human systems, while pushing her strong, recognizable style into new material and experiential forms.