Linkin Park announces huge 2025 tour with 2 stops in Pa.: Where to buy tickets

After a reunion, new members and new music, Linkin Park has announced a massive 2025 world tour that includes two shows in Pennsylvania.

The band will tour in support of its new album, "From Zero," which will be released on Friday, Nov. 15. It includes the already-released singles "The Emptiness Machine," "Heavy Is the Crown," "Over Each Other" and "Two Faced."

The two Pennsylvania shows are Saturday, Aug. 16, at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, and Tuesday, Aug. 19, at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.

In August, the band announced the addition of Emily Armstrong as a co-vocalist and Colin Brittain as drummer along with its first new music in seven years. The music and tour are the first since the death of frontman Chester Bennington in 2017.

Linkin Park will start the new year with three shows in Mexico in late January and early February. In mid-February, the band moves to Japan for two concerts and then a show in Indonesia.

In April they return to the United States for the Sick New World festival in Las Vegas on April 12.

Presales start at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20. General ticket sales start at noon on Thursday, Nov. 21, on Ticketmaster.

North American tour dates are:

April 26 - Austin, Texas

April 28 - Tulsa, Oklahoma

May 1 - Grand Rapids, Michigan

May 3 - Baltimore, Maryland

May 6 - Raleigh, North Carolina

May 8 - Greenville, South Carolina

May 10 - Columbus, Ohio

May 17 - Daytona Beach, Florida

In June and early July, the band will perform in Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Poland and France.

July 29 - Brooklyn, New York

Aug. 1 - Boston, Massachusetts

Aug. 3 - Newark, New Jersey

Aug. 6 - Montreal, Canada

Aug. 8 - Toronto, Canada

Aug. 11 - Chicago, Illinois

Aug. 14 - Detroit, Michigan

Aug. 21 - Nashville, Tennessee

Aug. 23 - St. Louis, Missouri

Aug. 25 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Aug. 27 - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Aug. 29 - Omaha, Nebraska