What song did Linkin Park play during the São Paulo concert? Setlist explored as Formula 1 uploads a clip from the concert

Fans of Linkin Park and Formula 1 just had the time of their lives. The rock band held a concert in São Paulo, Brazil. Additionally, they appeared at Autódromo José Carlos Pace for the Brazilian Grand Prix, leaving fans excited.

On top of that, Linkin Park also collaborated with the racing competition for an exclusive merch collection. Adding to the fans' excitement, Formula 1 shared a clip from Linkin Park's concert that also features Valtteri Bottas, along with a few moments from their visit to the Grand Prix. The concert was also attended by Tiffany Cromwell.

The collaboration came as a surprise for the band's fans, who were all out with their excitement and cheered for the band. The band performed a total of twenty-seven songs, starting with "Somewhere I Belong" and ending with "Bleed It Out."

Linkin Park São Paulo setlist explored

Here's the list of all the songs performed by the rock band during their Brazil concert, according to setlist.fm:

• Somewhere I Belong
• Lying From You
• Up From the Bottom
• New Divide
• The Emptiness Machine
• The Catalyst
• Burn It Down
• Cut the Bridge
• Where’d You Go
• Waiting for the End
• Lies Greed Misery
• Two Faced
• Joe Hahn Solo
• Empty Spaces (pre-recorded)
• When They Come for Me / Remember the Name
• IGYEIH
• One Step Closer
• Break/Collapse (pre-recorded)
• Lost
• Good Things Go
• What I’ve Done
• Overflow
• Numb
• Over Each Other
• In the End
• Faint
• Papercut
• Heavy Is the Crown
• Bleed It Out

Their new album, From Zero, is getting recognition with a recent nomination for Best Rock Album at the Grammys.

Talking about the experience, the lead singer, Emily Armstrong, who joined the band recently, said in an interview with Alternative Press:

"All of it was new for me. You can't really speed up the process. You just have to go through it. You have to play the shows, and we've gotten to that point now where we're able to throw in new songs and not have it be a complete whirlwind of just being like, ‘Oh, my God, could we just have one set where it's the same so I could just feel normal?’ But we got to that point, which is great."

Linkin Park also introduced a new drummer, Colin Brittain, last year, who was replaced by Rob Bourdon. Talking about Rob's exit, Mike Shinoda told Billboard:

"He was starting to just show up less, be in less contact, and I know the fans noticed it too. The Hybrid Theory rerelease and Papercuts release, he didn’t show up for anything. So for me, as a friend, that was sad, but at the same time, I want him to do whatever makes him happy, and obviously everybody wishes him the best."

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