Linkin Park From Zero World Tour: How to Get Tickets Online

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After a seven-year hiatus, Linkin Park surprised fans with a new tour, a new lead singer and new music. The band — Mike Shinoda, Phoenix, Joe Hahn and new members Emily Armstrong (co-vocalist) and Colin Brittain (drummer) — will launch the first of six arena shows at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, Calif., on Wednesday (Sept. 11).

Linkin Park announced a string of live performances in Los Angeles; New York; Hamburg, Germany; London; Seoul, South Korea; and Bogota, Colombia as part of the From Zero World Tour. The band will be joined on the tour by Godson and down one member on the road after guitarist Brad Delson announced that he won’t be going on tour.

Keep reading for a deeper dive into ticket prices and how to score discounts to shows in Los Angeles and other cities on the tour.

Linkin Park Tour: When & Where to Buy Tickets Online

Hoping to see Linkin Park in Los Angeles or New York? Resale tickets are currently available on several sites including TicketMaster, StubHub, Vivid Seats, TicketNetwork and SeatGeek. Looking for tickets to international tour dates? You can find them on Viagogo in addition to the aforementioned sites.

Prices range from approximately $123 and up for the U.S. show. A select number of resale tickets for the concert in Bogota have apparently hit the web, and they’re priced at $101 and up.

Right now, Los Angeles and New York have the highest ticket prices at $350 on average. Use code BILLBOARD150 to save $150 off $300 at TicketNetwork and BILLBOARD300 to save $300 off $1,000.

See tour dates below.

Linkin Park Tour Dates

Sept. 11 – Kia Forum, Inglewood, Calif.

Sept. 16 – Barclays Center, New York, N.Y.

Sept. 22 – Barclays Arena, Hamburg, Germany

Sept. 24 – The O2, London, U.K.

Sept. 28 – INSPIRE Arena, Seoul, South Korea

Nov. 11 – Coliseo Medplus, Bogota, Colombia