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Linkin Park Teases Second India Show via Bangalore Billboards
Linkin Park hints at a second India show with mysterious Bangalore billboards after confirming their Lollapalooza India 2026 debut in Mumbai.
Highlights
- Linkin Park’s mysterious Bangalore billboards hint at an unconfirmed second India show after their Lollapalooza India 2026 debut in Mumbai.
- The concert would mark Linkin Park’s first-ever South India performance, amplifying excitement among fans nationwide.
- The band will host its first concert on January 25, 2026, but no official information about its second concert is available.
Linkin Park has set Indian social media alight after multiple mysterious Linkin Park billboards reading "ONE SHOW WASN'T ENOUGH" appeared in Bangalore, fueling widespread speculation about a possible second concert in the country. The teaser follows the band’s already confirmed headline set at Lollapalooza India 2026, scheduled for Jan. 25 at Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi Racecourse, which will also be Linkin Park’s debut performance in India.
Linkin Park Billboards Hint at Bangalore Debut
Spotted near traffic hotspots in Bangalore, the billboards feature Linkin Park’s signature logo, leading fans to believe that an official standalone show in the city is imminent. While the band is yet to formally announce a second concert in India, such billboards have been used in past tour promotions, often preceding a major reveal.
Linkin Park has successfully leveraged similar cryptic advertising strategies in other markets such as Australia, making this tactic a likely precursor to a Bangalore show.
Linkin Park’s appearance at Lollapalooza India marks their long-awaited debut in the country. The band, joined by new members Emily Armstrong, Colin Brittain, and Alex Feder, will headline on the festival's second day, alongside acts like Playboi Carti, YUNGBLUD, and Kehlani. Their performance is part of the global From Zero World Tour, promoting their 2024 comeback album, which has already earned Grammy nominations and critical acclaim.
Fans and industry insiders have reacted enthusiastically online, with several confirming via Instagram stories and marketing statements that a second concert is likely in the works. Linkin Park’s marketing team member Adam Ruehmer confirmed that the billboards are real. However, he did not reveal any further information about the concert.
Even Mike Shinoda, Linkin Park’s co-founder, expressed excitement about engaging with India’s passionate fanbase, noting that a performance in the country has been long overdue. If the additional show materializes, it would be the band's first standalone concert in South India, creating one of 2026’s most anticipated live music events.
Author
Abhimannu Das is a web journalist at Outlook India with a focus on Indian pop culture, gaming, and esports. He has over 10 years of journalistic experience and over 3,500 articles that include industry deep dives, interviews, and SEO content. He has worked on a myriad of games and their ecosystems, including Valorant, Overwatch, and Apex Legends.
Abhimannu Das is a web journalist at Outlook India with a focus on Indian pop culture, gaming, and esports. He has over 10 years of journalistic experience and over 3,500 articles that include industry deep dives, interviews, and SEO content. He has worked on a myriad of games and their ecosystems, including Valorant, Overwatch, and Apex Legends.
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