Linkin Park has made a highly anticipated return to the music scene, performing their first show in New York City since the death of lead singer Chester Bennington, now featuring new vocalist Emily Armstrong. The band's comeback was met with mixed reactions, particularly due to controversy surrounding Armstrong's past affiliations with Scientology and her support for convicted rapist Danny Masterson. Despite this backlash, the crowd at Barclays Center was enthusiastic, as Armstrong showcased her unique vocal style while performing classic hits and new material, including the single 'The Emptiness Machine.' The concert marked the start of their 'From Zero World Tour' and included fan-favorite tracks like 'Somewhere I Belong' and 'Bleed It Out.' Notably, the band did not address themes of grief during the show, focusing instead on delivering an energetic performance. The upcoming album 'From Zero' is set to release on November 15, 2024, as the band continues to navigate the complexities of their legacy and new beginnings.