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18 minutes with Linkin Park | BBC News
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17:56Now PlayingLinkin Park have made history by becoming the first female-fronted band to headline Download Festival in a major moment for the alternative music scene.
Speaking to BBC News' Mel Ramsay, they talk about how the group has evolved, what they look for in a new collaborator, and why this era feels different. They also reflect on their journey over the past few years, from uncertainty about the band’s future to returning to some of the biggest stages in the world.
Plus, they discuss their new music, UK fans, gaming, and the artists inspiring them right now.
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