Linkin Park’s From Zero World Tour became the biggest tour of the band’s career, grossing $251 million and selling 2.2 million tickets across 80 shows. The nearly two-year run marked the group’s return to live performance after Chester Bennington’s death in 2017, with Emily Armstrong joining as vocalist, and demonstrated the band’s ability to expand into stadium-scale touring worldwide.

The tour visited 23 countries on five continents between September 2024 and June 2026, with Europe its most lucrative region: $105.9 million from 909,000 tickets over 19 shows. European stadium dates averaged more than 56,000 tickets per show, while double-header concerts sold 101,000 tickets in Munich and 97,000 in São Paulo. Billboard says the tour’s gross exceeded any previous Linkin Park run by more than ten times, even allowing for incomplete reporting from earlier tours.