Linkin Park has teamed up with the Fuse Network to broadcast their upcoming show at New York City's Madison Square Garden. The band will hit MSG on Friday, February 18 as part of their ongoing A Thousand Suns tour and the show will air live on Fuse at 9:30 p.m. EST.
A Thousand Suns is Linkin Park's fourth studio album and hit stores on September 8. The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, moving 241,000 copies in its first week. It has also grabbed the top spot on the Alternative Albums and Rock Albums charts in the U.S. in addition to hitting number two on various international charts.
Linkin Park A Thousand Suns Tour Dates:
Feb 10: Washington, DC - Verizon CenterFeb 11: Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun ArenaFeb 13: Cincinnati, OH - U.S. Bank ArenaFeb 15: Houston, TX - Toyota CenterFeb 17: Dallas, TX - American Airlines CenterFeb 18: New York, NY - Madison Square GardenFeb 19: Las Vegas, NV - MGM Grand Garden ArenaFeb 20: San Diego, CA - Viejas ArenaFeb 22: San Jose, CA - HP PavilionFeb 23: Los Angeles, CA - Staples CenterFeb 25: Salt Lake City, UT - EnergySolutions ArenaFeb 26: Denver, CO - Pepsi CenterFeb 28: Phoenix, AZ - US Airways CenterJune 11: Nickselsdorf, Austria - Nova Rock FestivalJune 12: Donington, UK - Download FestivalJune 14: Stockholm, Sweden - Ericsson Globe ArenaJune 16: Helsinki, Finland - Kaisaniemi ParkJune 18: Leipzig, Germany - FestweiseJune 19: Oberursel, Germany - Hessentag State Fair FestivalJune 21: Hamburg, Germany - O2 WorldJune 25: Munich, Germany - Reitstadion Riem StadiumJune 26: Milan, Italy - Sonisphere FestivalJune 28: Arendal, Norway - Hove FestivalJuly 1: Arras, France - Arras Main Square FestivalJuly 2: St. Gallen, Switzerland - Open Air FestivalJuly 4: London, UK - iTunes Festival
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