Linkin Park all set for India debut with Lollapalooza 2026; tickets go live
The popular rock band of the 90s, Linkin Park, is set to make its India debut next year with Lollapalooza 2026. Dig inside for more details!
New Delhi: It’s time to relive the magic of ‘In The End’ as American band, Linkin Park, is set make their India debut with Lollapalooza India 2026, which is scheduled to take place in Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi Racecourse on January 24 and January 25. The tickets for the Lollapalooza India have already gone live, leaving fans excited.
The band kicks off their ‘From Zero World Tour’ on August 29 in Omaha and it will be concluded in June 2026 in Switzerland.
Linkin Park to make India debut
Announcing their debut in India with Lollapalooza, Linkin Park announced, "India has been somewhere we’ve wanted to play for a long time. Our fans there are incredibly passionate and we can’t wait to finally bring our live show to them." The announcement came ahead of the general ticket sale for Lallapalooza India 2026, which opened at 12 pm on August 28, 2025 on BookMyShow. The band will be performing in the fourth edition of Lollapalooza India, where other artists, including Niall Horan, 21 Pilots, Harry Styles, David Guetta, and Tiesto are also expected to perform.
About Linkin Park
Linkin Park is a rock band that was formed in 1996 in California. The original lineup included artists Mike Shinoda, Brad Delson, Rob Bourdon, Joe Hahn, and Dave ‘Phoenix’ Farrell. The late Chester Bennington joined as lead vocalist in 1999, giving the band its iconic dual-vocal style with Shinoda. Their debut album, ‘Hybrid Theory (2000) became one of the best-selling albums of the 2000s, featuring hits such as ‘In The End’, ‘Crawling’, and ‘One Step Closer’.
The band even popularised nu-metal, combining heavy guitar riffs with rap verses, electronic elements and emotional lyrics. Their another notable album was ‘Meteora’ (2003), which had songs such as ‘Numb’, ‘Somewhere I Belong’, ‘Breaking the Habit’. Other notable albums include ‘Minutes to Midnight’, ‘A Thousand Suns’, ‘Living Things’, and ‘One More Light’.
In 2017, their celebrated vocalist Chester Bennington tragically died by suicide. A few months back, the band introduced their co-lead singer, Emily Armstrong.