#concerts — Public Fediverse posts

Jimmy Barnes to Headline 2027 Red Hot Summer Tour With All-Australian Lineup

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.billboard.com/music/concerts/jimmy-barnes-2027-red-hot-summer-tour-lineup-1236354817/

Yes, There’s a Scene After the “Linkin Park: Unshatter” End Credits

Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover: In 2024 Linkin Park, the very first band that my son and I ever had in common, released From Zero -- their first new album in seven years, after lead singer Chester Bennington’s suicide. I wrote in part: Mike Shinoda finally felt ready to record a revival with his bandmates, along with a new drummer (music-biz veteran Colin Brittain) and new co-vocalist Emily Armstrong, who reaches Bennington's octave range (cf. her belt-sander'd screams in the needlessly acroynmized "IGYEIH") and does her part for the legacy...the band dusts off their stacks and recaptures the first two albums' nü-metal glory days with quiet-loud-quiet showcases like "The Emptiness Machine" and "Heavy is the Crown", though their two favorite topics remain self-aware primal-scream sessions and tirades toward unnamed offenders who suck. With the band-reset button firmly pressed, the question of where LP goes from here -- i.e, venturing into new ideas or rewriting the same single every few years, like Skillet -- remains To Be Continued for now. After recently wrapping up a two-year world tour, their story continues with Linkin Park: Unshatter, a documentary that's been rolled out as a specialty theatrical release with limited showtimes and no AMC Premiere savings allowed. It isn't a Behind the Music episode surveying their entire history for the uninitiated -- more of a From Zero making-of, charting their gradual emergence from the throes of grief and rage to figure out what comes next. (Quoth the familiar lyric on the movie's poster: "The hardest part of ending is starting again.") At 54 it was my first time ever seeing a concert film in theaters, or anything like one because my favorite bands never make them. […]

https://midlifecrisiscrossover.com/2026/10/04/yes-theres-a-scene-after-the-linkin-park-unshatter-end-credits/