AceShowbiz - Linkin Park made their spectacular live TV debut with their revamped lineup, featuring new vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain. The band ignited the stage with their electrifying performance of "The Emptiness Machine", their first single from their upcoming album "From Zero". Mike Shinoda shared his excitement about the band's return and the journey of creating new music after the tragic loss of Chester Bennington.

On Tuesday, September 17, Linkin Park graced the stage of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon". The performance was their television debut with Armstrong, who joined the band earlier this year. Against a backdrop resembling a frozen ice chamber, Shinoda kicked off the song with his urgent vocals. Armstrong then took center stage, unleashing her powerful screams as the stage burst into a vibrant display of lights.

Shinoda shared with Fallon the overwhelming joy and excitement they experienced after their first performance with the new lineup at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. "To be this many years in and to feel that genuine adrenaline and excitement and happiness was... there's nothing like it," he said.

Shinoda also addressed the process of reuniting the band after Bennington's passing. "We never set out to find a singer," he explained. "It was almost like this new record... we wrote it, we came up with the music while we were creating the new band."