Linkin Park Live - 2026.03.18 - Auckland, New Zealand
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Linkin Park performance chronology
| 15 Mar 2026 | 18 Mar 2026 | 29 May 2026 |
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Other Notes
- This show was announced on December 2, 2025.
- This will be Linkin Park's first show in Auckland since February 2013, when the band hosted their 8th LPU Summit at the same venue.
- This show sold out in several minutes.
- Vana was added as support on February 10, 2026.
- The band and the poster artist for this show, Alex Parnassus, received criticism from the Linkin Park community over the use of AI in the show poster.
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Information (General Poster): Linkin Park has commissioned artist Alexander Parnassus to create artwork for a limited-edition poster for the 2026 From Zero World Tour stop in Auckland. 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 Alex Parnassus to create artwork for a limited-edition poster for the 2026 From Zero World Tour stop in Auckland. 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: Alex Parnassus is a multidisciplinary Greek designer and artist whose work is rooted in the nostalgia of an era that never truly existed. His visual universe draws from childhood memories, the posters that once covered his bedroom walls, and over twenty years of experience in jewelry design—where material, reflection, and symbolism became central to his language.
Throughout his career, he has collaborated with architectural studios, worked as an Art Director in advertising, and designed jewelry and furniture. These diverse disciplines shaped a practice that balances structural precision with emotional storytelling, merging industrial clarity with imagined memory.
Parnassus has always been drawn to cutting-edge technology and the most advanced creative tools available. Today, artificial intelligence plays a central role in his process—not as a shortcut, but as an extension of his vision. By integrating AI with his background in design and material culture, he constructs hyper-real, metallic, and sculptural worlds that blur the boundaries between object, memory, and future.
His work exists between nostalgia and innovation—between a past that never happened and a future that is already forming.