1. Linkin Park New Album Release Date 2018

Grief shows its face in a lot of ways: confusion, sadness, anger. But if you think about it, grief can also inspire something entirely different. It can manifest as motivation and a catalyst for change. That's how it was for Mike Shinoda, a member and singer of the band Linkin Park.

His late friend and creative partner Chester Bennington took his life last year, leaving the world, his band, and his fans, friends and family stunned. Shinoda's life was irreversibly changed, but his creative spirit wasn't dimmed. While processing his grief, Shinoda turned to what he knew best: songwriting. Through his grief, he created a collection of songs grappling with the loss of his friend and where it left him and his life's work. 'It's a journey out of grief and darkness, not into grief and darkness,' he says by way of describing his new album, Post Traumatic. However, Shinoda also explains that everyone should be responsible and exercise care when it comes to discussing the topic of suicide online. If not handled properly, he says, we can risk triggering certain individuals who are susceptible to harming themselves.

The co-founding member of Linkin Park just released 'Crossing A Line,' the first track from his upcoming solo project Post Traumatic, due out June 15th. The 16-track album came about in the days following the death of the band's lead singer Chester Bennington. March 29, 2018. Life After Chester: Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda Drops 2 New Songs. By Amy Brooks. Recording and painting. This new album is the result. Aug 28, 2018 - New project, yes. Austin Carlile (@austincarlile) August 29, 2018. Carlile toured with Linkin Park in 2014 when Of Mice & Men served as.

'Mental health is health,' he says, adding that people should treat their mental health like they would their physical health and seek help from a professional if they need it. Below, the crowd sings along to In the End at the Chester Bennington tribute show in 2017. Fast forward to the 2:15:00 mark to see it.

. In the aftermath of Chester Bennington’s unexpected and tragic passing, co-founder sought refuge in music. He’s spent the last few months hunkered down in his Los Angeles home, writing and recording songs. Three of those tracks were released back in January on his.

Now, Shinoda has announced plans for a full-length album. Due out June 15th, the album is also titled Post Traumatic and features 16 new songs. To coincide with today’s announcement, Shinoda is streaming two of those tracks, “Crossing A Line” and “Nothing Makes Sense Anymore”. He’s also revealed videos for both tracks, which you can see below.

The tracks from the Post Traumatic EP also appear on the album. Per a press release: “Following the EP release, Shinoda continued to create, and the result is the upcoming Post Traumatic, a transparent and intensely personal album that, despite its title, isn’t entirely about grief, though it does start there. ‘It’s a journey out of grief and darkness, not into grief and darkness,’ Shinoda says. Ultimately, Post Traumatic is an album about healing. The songs, though specific about Shinoda’s experience with loss, manage to be universally relatable, thanks to their honesty and heart. ‘If people have been through something similar, I hope they feel less alone,’ he says. ‘If they haven’t been through this, I hope they feel grateful.’ Shinoda will perform a handful of solo shows this summer, starting with a headlining appearance at the third annual IDENTITY LA: A Celebration & Concert for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in Los Angeles on May 12th.

Linkin Park New Album Release Date 2018

He’s also confirmed to appear at the UK’s and the in Japan in August. Further dates will be announced shortly.