Linkin Park to play Detroit in August as reactivated band expands From Zero tour

Linkin Park will play its first metro Detroit show in more than a decade when the band hits Little Caesars Arena on Aug. 14.

The LCA concert, announced Thursday morning, comes amid an extension of the group's From Zero World Tour, which kicked off in September with new singer Emily Armstrong filling the role of late co-front man Chester Bennington. More than 50 new tour dates were unveiled as the band fleshed out its 2025 schedule.

Tickets for Linkin Park's Detroit show will go on sale at noon Nov. 21 through Ticketmaster . A presale for fan club members will start Monday.

Synth-rock band Pvris will open the Detroit show.

Linkin Park last played metro Detroit in 2014, three years before the death of vocalist Bennington. By then, the Southern California rap-rock group had established itself as one of the new millennium's commercial heavyweights.

The band reemerged from hiatus last year, with Armstrong (Dead Sara) now in the mix alongside singer Mike Shinoda.

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The 2025 tour announcement comes as the reformulated group, minus founding guitarist Brad Delson and drummer Rob Bourdon, rolls through an initial nine-city global dash in support of Linkin Park's eighth album, "From Zero," due Friday.