Linkin Park is moving forward with their latest project titled Unshatter. This documentary covers the band's recent history, including their reunion in 2024 and the recording sessions for their comeback album From Zero. Directed by band member Joe Hahn, the film captures the personal shifts within the group and their path following the loss of Chester Bennington.
The documentary hits theaters on September 30. Tickets for the screenings will be available starting August 13. To mark the announcement, the band shared a trailer and live footage of their performance of Somewhere I Belong, which was recorded during their recent tour in Brazil.
Alongside the film, the band is releasing a soundtrack titled Unshatter: Live In São Paulo. This album features live recordings from the band's 2024 tour and is scheduled for release on September 25. The project reflects on the band's work with new members Emily Armstrong and Colin Brittain.
Linkin Park's comeback has seen significant commercial success despite early fan debate. From Zero topped the UK charts and reached number two on the US Billboard 200. The band also completed a massive world tour that included headline slots at Wembley Stadium and Download Festival.