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According to the press release, Linkin Park also used their stay in Berlin to examine the sweets that carry their counterfei in the Haribo store specially completed for them. A few fans are also said to have been there when Mike Shinoda, Emily Armstrong and the other three from Linkin Park, or the links, as nobody call it, tried the six flavors of the sweetener – six links, six flavors.
But a visit to the fruit rubber shop was not the highlight for Mike Shinoda when he was enthusiastic about the capital on Instagram. Rather, the Linkin Park boss shared his impressions of the concert in the sold-out Berlin Olympic Stadium. That marked a personal record for the band. Linkin Park saw more than 80,000 fans. They have never seen so many people live. At least not with a solo headline show.
“Our largest headline so far (not a festival) show in our career. Thank you Berlin 🇩🇪❤️🙏🏽 And thank you @EMILYARMSTRONG @Colinbrittain @Mrjoehahn @phoenixlp @stillagreatnight @Linkinpark ”,“ writes Mike Shinoda.
The followers who commented on Shinodas Post also include Emily Armstrong – the singer of Linkin Park. “Wait. I didn’t know that !! 🥹,” she writes. Maybe quite a good thing – who knows what the stage fright would have done with the band.
Joe Hahn also commented on the post: “Superhero Vibes,” he writes. Linkin Park as a superhero, with her personal record.
In addition, a great photo gallery that begins in daylight and ends with a group photo at night. In between you can see how Mike Shinoda makes autographs on fan arms.
Linkin Park in Berlin: Old and New
The show in the Berlin Olympic Stadium included a total of 27 songs. Divided into four thematic acts and an encore, the setlist material combined material from the current album From Zero With classics and some rare songs. The evening began with the atmospheric tape player “The Metro”, followed by the “Inception Inception Inco B”, which was also pre-produced, which contained elements from “Iridecent”. The first live song was “Somewhere I Belong”. This was followed by an interplay of new pieces such as “Cut the Bridge”, “The Emptiness Machine” or “Up from the Bottom” and proven songs such as “Crawling”, “Waiting for the End”, “Castle of Glass”, “Numb” or “In the End”.
The most songs were the most song on this evening from the current album “From Zero” (eight pieces), followed by “Hybrid Theory” (four songs), “Meteora” and “Minutes to Midnight” (three), “A Thousand Suns” and “Living Things” (two) as well as individual titles from the “Meteora (20th anniversary edition)” “Transformers” soundtrack, a solo project and a Fort-Minor cover (“Wheree’d you go”).