Sebastian Schürmann has seen Linkin Park 2 times.

Linkin Park is an alternative rap-rock band formed in Agoura Hills, California in 1996. Originally, called "Xero," then "Hybrid Theory," the band took on its current name in 1999. In 2000, Linkin Park dropped its debut album, "Hybrid Theory." In 2003, Linkin Park released its sophomore album "Meteora," its first number of four consecutive number-one hit albums on the Billboard 200. In 2017, the band released its seventh studio album "One More Light," the last before lead singer Chester Bennington passed away. Following Benington's death, Linkin Park disbanded. The group reformed on a live stream on September 5, 2024, with Emily Armstrong (of Dead Sara) as co-vocalist alongside founding member Mike Shinoda, the release of the band's first single in 7 years "The Emptiness Machine," and the announcement of a new studio album "From Zero" and world tour.

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Date Concert Venue Location
Aug 29, 2003 –
Aug 31, 2003
Terremoto Festival
Stereophonics / Beck / Placebo / Staind / Suede / Linkin Park / Foo Fighters / Feeder / Die Ärzte / Turin Brakes
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Weeze Weeze, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Jun 01, 2001 –
Jun 03, 2001
Rock am Ring 2001
Radiohead / OutKast / Linkin Park / Queens of the Stone Age / 3 Doors Down / Papa Roach / Limp Bizkit / Alanis Morissette / Lifehouse / Kid Rock / a-ha / Godsmack / The Hives / Travis / Manic Street Preachers / Semisonic / Alien Ant Farm / HIM / Mudvayne / Reel Big Fish / Feeder / Toploader / Anastacia / Static-X / Starsailor / The Divine Comedy / Turin Brakes / Seeed / (hed) p.e. / Patrice / Madrugada / SR-71 / OPM / Reamonn / Samy Deluxe / Krezip / Vega4 / Donots / Söhne Mannheims / The (International) Noise Conspiracy / H-Blockx / JJ72 / Amen / Tomte / Ego / Emil Bulls / Afrob / Torch / Slut / Echt / Blumfeld / Chima / Boy Hits Car / Blackmail / The Gary / Briskeby / Tex / Nts / The Heyday / Thumb / Sub7even / Uncle Ho / Big Jim / Mo Solid Gold / Sona Fariq / Korona / Shantal / Zombie Joe / My Vitriol Show all bands
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Rock am Ring 2001 Nürburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

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