LINKIN PARK co-frontman Mike Shinoda told Billboard that the healing process for him and his bandmates is ongoing, five months after singer Chester Bennington‘s suicide.
[metalwani_content_ad]“Grief is a non-linear process,” he said. “It doesn’t have ‘stages’ that go in order, it has phases that come and go at random. Some people are having sad days, others are having good days, others are having angry days…add the constant stress and fear of things like the news cycle, and you’ve got some exceptional chaos on your hands! So I’ve tried to make it a point to share how I’m doing, mostly on Instagram and sometimes Twitter, especially when I feel like I’m making progress. Coping with the end of this chapter is obviously devastating, but at the same time, it’s also the beginning of the next story.”
LINKIN PARK has just released a concert album titled “One More Light Live”. Recorded on the band’s “One More Light” world tour, it features 16 songs, including “Crawling”, “Numb”, “What I’ve Done”, “Heavy” and the title track from the group’s latest studio album, “One More Light”.
