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Date: 26-mar-2025
In an exciting fusion of music and gaming, Linkin Park has officially announced a collaboration with Fortnite Festival, bringing three of their tracks to the popular game. This partnership includes the debut of their brand-new single, "Up From The Bottom," set to release on March 27, 2025.
Starting March 27, Fortnite players can experience the following Linkin Park tracks within the game's Festival mode:
These tracks will be available as Jam Tracks in Fortnite Festival, allowing players to engage with the music interactively.
Fortnite has a history of integrating music into its platform, featuring collaborations with artists like Metallica, Lady Gaga, and Billie Eilish. The inclusion of Linkin Park continues this trend, offering players a unique blend of gaming and musical experiences.
Following the passing of lead vocalist Chester Bennington in 2017, Linkin Park introduced Emily Armstrong as their new lead singer in 2024. The album From Zero marks their first release with Armstrong, showcasing the band's evolution while honoring their legacy.
Players can access these tracks through the Fortnite Item Shop, where they can be purchased using V-Bucks. Once acquired, the songs can be played in various game modes, including the rhythm-based Fortnite Festival.
This collaboration not only enriches the Fortnite gaming experience but also introduces Linkin Park's music to a broader audience, bridging the gap between different entertainment mediums.
Source: Linkin Park – Official Facebook Announcement
Date: 25-Mar-2025
Will Smith returns to the music scene with his first studio album in 20 years — Based on a True Story. The album reflects his personal growth post-Oscars incident and features collaborations with Big Sean, Teyana Taylor, and Jaden Smith. Two more albums and a global tour are on the way.
Date: 28-Mar-2025
Dua Lipa has won a copyright case over her hit “Levitating,” after a New York judge ruled that the melodies in question were too generic to be protected. The plaintiffs plan to appeal.
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