A documentary titled 'Unshatter', which traces Linkin Park's return to performing, is set to be released in cinemas worldwide this September. The film is directed by the band's own Joe Hahn.
The documentary offers a behind-the-scenes look at the band's comeback following the death of singer Chester Bennington. It explores the remaining members' friendship and introduces the new chapter of Linkin Park with vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain.
Co-produced by the band, CJ 4DPlex, and Trafalgar, 'Unshatter' will feature rare archival footage, intimate studio sessions, and live performances. It follows the band from early recording sessions in 2022 through to the launch of their 'From Zero' era with a live performance in São Paulo, Brazil.
Tickets for the documentary will go on sale globally on August 13. An accompanying 20-song soundtrack, featuring performances from the São Paulo concert, will also be released on September 25 and is available for pre-order on vinyl and CD.
Linkin Park reformed in 2024, seven years after Bennington's death, a move that was met with division among some fans. The band, with Emily Armstrong as their new frontwoman, headlined Download Festival in June, marking a UK exclusive performance.