The song is released before the Deluxe Edition of From Zero. Linkin Park releases a fierce new track called “Up From The Bottom,” which is currently available through Warner Records, as the anticipation for their victorious comeback is still evident. It prepares the audience for the May 16th release of the deluxe edition of their critically acclaimed album From Zero. Notably, it features an enhanced vinyl edition with five live recordings recorded during their unique live performance, along with three new songs.
In between stops on their enormous From Zero World Tour, the band penned and recorded “Up From The Bottom.” The song’s resolute piano refrain, distorted riffs, and driving drums, which capitalize on their 2024 live comeback, set the stage for Emily Armstrong and Mike Shinoda’s solo vocal performance of “You keep me waiting down here so far below, staring up from the bottom, up from the bottom.” Shinoda’s most memorable rap passages, turntable scratches, and 808s make up the song’s unexpected bridge, which evokes their trademark genre alchemy with a burst of new inspiration.
“We are really appreciative of From Zero’s amazing welcome. We couldn’t have asked for more from this new chapter, our ongoing adventure, and the bond between the band and its followers. I appreciate you listening,” Shinoda says.
Linkin Park’s enormous From Zero World Tour was sparked this winter with incredible and memorable performances in Mexico, Tokyo, Jakarta, and other places. The band will visit four continents during the From Zero World Tour, which is being produced by Live Nation, in 2025. With 15 sellouts across the tour at iconic locations like Boston’s TD Garden, Paris’ Stade de France, and London’s Wembley Stadium—where a second date has been added for July 31 due to tremendous demand—anticipation has already reached fever pitch. They continue this enormous worldwide journey until the end of the year, which ends in Brasilia, Brazil, on November 11. On certain dates, special guests Spiritbox, AFI, Architects, Jean Dawson, grandson, JPEGMAFIA, and PVRIS will attend.
Since its debut in 2024, From Zero has released a string of successful songs. “The Emptiness Machine” soared to the top of Billboard’s Rock & Alternative Airplay Chart for 15 weeks, making it the largest rock song of 2024. “Heavy Is The Crown,” their subsequent anthem, also peaked at number one on the same chart. The album debuted at the top of the charts in 14 different nations. It debuted at the top of six Billboard charts, including Vinyl Albums, Indie Store Album Sales, Top Rock & Alternative Albums, Top Rock Albums, Top Alternative Albums, and Top Hard Rock Albums, and at number two on the Billboard 200. The band was the only rock group to surpass two billion streams annually in 2024, according to Billboard.