During a recent interview with The Guardian, Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda opened up about “One More Light,” the title track of the band’s final album with the late great Chester Bennington. He said the following about the song: “[It was written] for a woman at the label that we worked with who passed away. Then…
Two songs from Linkin Park’s latest album “One More Light” have been certified platinum by the RIAA. This includes the effort’s title track and “Heavy” (feat. Kiiara). Notably, the latter also received a double platinum certification.
During a recent livestream on Twitch, Mike Shinoda revealed that Linkin Park have at least one unreleased song featuring the late Chester Bennington. The track, which is titled “Friendly Fire,“ was written with Jon Green during the “One More Light” sessions. However, Shinoda did say that it will be a long time before it ever…
A healthcare worker, named Cristina Settanni, recently helped talk a suicidal man down from a ledge by using lyrics from Linkin Park’s “One More Light.” The woman was driving along State Road 408 in Florida when she saw the man and decided to approach him. While sitting on the ledge with him, she recited the…
A Life To Live, the band featuring former From Ashes To New members Chris Musser, Tim Donofrio, and Branden Kreider, have shared a moving cover of Linkin Park’s “One More Light” in honor of the late Chester Bennington. Musser commented: “We are incredibly excited and proud to release this long overdue tribute to Chester. We…
Linkin Park have shared a new lyric video for the title track of their latest album, “One More Light.“ The clip was created by Nicola Drilling and features multiple LP street soldiers from around the world.
Linkin Park have announced that they will be celebrating the life of their late vocalist Chester Bennington with a special show on October 27 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA. The show will feature numerous special guests, and proceeds from the concert will go towards Music For Relief‘s “One More Light Fund” in…
UPDATE: More details have now come to light in the tragic death of Chester Bennington. Joey Napoli, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Fire Department, has now told the Los Angeles Times that firefighters were called to respond to a cardiac arrest at about 9 a.m. in Palos Verdes Estates, and then left by 9:29…
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