LINKIN PARK has announced a new documentary titled 'Unshatter' set to open in theaters on September 30.

The film documents the band's return seven years after the death of singer Chester Bennington, capturing their journey of reinvention with new members Emily Armstrong and Colin Brittain.

The documentary, helmed by band DJ and creative director Joseph Hahn, features behind-the-scenes footage, archival clips, and performances from sold-out shows, including a pivotal concert in São Paulo.

Tickets for the film go on sale August 13.

The band confirmed the release of their new album 'From Zero,' which features the No.

1 single 'The Emptiness Machine.' 'From Zero' propelled LINKIN PARK to become the only rock band in 2024 to exceed two billion streams.

The deluxe edition of the album was released in May 2025.

The live guitar position during the album's tour has been filled by Alex Feder, following Brad Delson's absence from recent performances.

LINKIN PARK introduced its new lineup during a live performance event in September 2024, with Emily Armstrong on vocals and Colin Brittain on drums.

The accompanying 'Unshatter Film Soundtrack (Live in São Paulo)' includes exclusive live recordings spanning the band's entire career.

A preview of the film features a performance of 'Somewhere I Belong.' The documentary offers an intimate look at the band's creative process and emotional recovery after the loss of their founding member.

The film is part of a broader narrative of resilience and friendship, reflecting on how the band reconnected and rebuilt after a period of uncertainty.

It also aims to provide insight into the cultural identity of LINKIN PARK and its connection with fans and the wider community."