Firenze Summer Festival # 2026: LINKIN PARK - CLIPSE - PHANTOGRAM ~ L’Ippodromo del Visarno. Firenze. Italia.

 

 

 

 

*** The wait is finally over! LINKIN PARK – From Zero World Tour 2026 will take over Firenze. ***

 

*** Linkin Park return to Italy, after their triumph in Milan (I-Days. - June 24, 2025), with a new date for a Firenze Summer 2026 European Tour! It will be the Only, Unmissable Italian Stop on their "From Zero World Tour," featuring the band's new, highly acclaimed lineup. ***

 

*** An electrifying night as the band performs their timeless classics along with powerful new tracks, bringing unmatched energy to the heart of Italy. ***

*** Firenze Summer Festival, Visarno Arena, at the Hippodrome, one of the most attended rendez-vous of the current Italian musical program, launched in 2020, from 27 June to 12 July 2026. ***

*** LP Live Show count.: 966 -- Italy 10 -- Firenze 1 -- From Zero World: 98 ***

 

  *** PRESALE "livenation.it.": 4/06/2025 - 9h ***

 *** 🎫 UP FOR SALE : 6/06/2025 - 9h ***

  

🕖 Set Times:

3:00 pm — Early Entry

 3:30 pm — Doors Open
6:50 pm — Phantogram (USA)

7:40 pm — Clipse (USA)

9:10 pm —  Linkin Park (USA)

 

Support Act: CLIPSE - PHANTOGRAM

 

~ THE FROM ZERO W0RLD TOUR 2026 ~

 

(The From Zero World Tour is a concert tour by the American rock band Linkin Park in support of their eighth studio album From Zero (2024).Start date:September 11, 2024 — End date: June 30, 2026.This tour is the band's first in seven years, and the first without vocalist Chester Bennington, drummer and co-founder Rob Bourdon, and lead guitarist Brad Delson.) 

 

From Zero is the eighth studio album by American (from Agoura Hills, California) alternative nu metal rap rock electronic pop band Linkin Park, released on November 15, 2024, through Warner Records and Machine Shop. It is Linkin Park's first studio album since One More Light (2017), and their first to feature new singer Emily Armstrong of Dead Sara on vocals, as well as the band's new drummer Colin Brittain. It is the band's first album without vocalist Chester Bennington due to his death in 2017 as well as drummer Rob Bourdon due to his departure from the band.[3][4][5] The album's title has a double meaning; it is a reference to the band's original name of Xero and also refers to the band's new chapter with Armstrong and Brittain. Producer Mike Shinoda. 

 

 Let God Sort Em Out is the fourth studio album by the American (from Virginia Beach, Virginia) East Coast hip-hop, gangsta rap, duo Clipse. Self-released on July 11, 2025. Producer Pharrell Williams. It marks the duo's first album since Til the Casket Drops (2009); Pusha T and Malice split in 2010, before reuniting in 2019 and starting work on the album in 2023. Longtime collaborator and mentor Pharrell Williams returns as the album's executive. The album also received 5 nominations at the 2026 Grammy Awards, including nominations for Album of the Year and Best Rap Album. Clipse is hitting the road for the first time in 15 years.

 

Memory of a Day is the fifth studio album by American (from Greenwich, New York) electronic rock duo Phantogram, released on October 18, 2024. Producer Josh Carter - John Hill - Jennifer Decilveo - Sam de Jong. 
 

 

LINKIN PARK (Band)

 

Mike Shinoda — lead vocals, rapping, rhythm guitar, keyboards, samples, synthesizers (1996–2017, 2023–present)

Emily Armstrong (vocalist from Dead Sara) — lead vocals (2023–present)

 Brad Delson — lead guitar (1996–2017, 2023–present; absent from touring since 2024); backing vocals (2000–2017, 2023–present); keyboards (2007–2017); bass (2000)
Joe Hahn — turntables, synthesizers, samples, programming (1996–2017, 2023–present); backing vocals (2000–2017, 2023–present)
Dave "Phoenix" Farrell — bass (1996–1999, 2000–2017, 2023–present); backing vocals (2000–2017, 2023–present); keyboards (2008–2017)
Colin "Doc" Brittain — drums, percussion, guitar (2023–present)

 

CLIPSE (Band)

Malice (Gene Elliott Thornton Jr.)– lead vocals (1994-2010; 2019–present) Pusha T (Terrence LeVarr Thornton) – lead vocals (1994- 2010; 2019–present))

+ Band

 

PHANTOGRAM (Band)

Sarah Barthel — lead vocals, keyboards, piano, programming, synthesizers, guitars, production (2007–present)
Josh Carter — lead vocals, guitars, programming, synthesizers, drums, percussion, production (2007–present)

The Setlist

 LINKIN PARK 

 

Intro Audio Tape

UNSHATTER Movie Trailer
Per sempre sì (Sal Da Vinci song - 2026) (pre-show w/ From Zero countdown)

Act I
Inception Intro A (with elements of "Castle of Glass")

The Emptiness Machine (From Zero - 2024) (extended intro)
Lying From You (Meteora - 2003)
Crawling (Hybrid Theory - 2000)
Up From the Bottom Where'd You Go (Fort Minor cover - The Rising Tied - 2006)
Somewhere I Belong (Meteora - 2003)

Act II
Creation Intro A (with elements of "Castle of Glass")

The Catalyst (A Thousand Suns - 2010) (shortened - no third chorus/breakdown) (with confetti)
Burn It Down (Living Things -2012)
Over Each Other (From Zero - 2024)
Where'd You Go (Fort Minor cover - The Rising Tied - 2006) (shortened (intro/1st verse/final chorus); transition ending)
Waiting for the End (A Thousand Suns - 2010) (ext. intro w/ 2024 synth)
Lies Greed Misery (Living Things -2012)
Two Faced (From Zero - 2024) (Joe intro; extended bridge)
Joe Hahn Solo (with Colin Brittain on drums) (extended intro)
Empty Space (A Thousand Suns - 2010) (an eighteen second intro) >
> When They Come for Me / Remember the Name (mashup) (with Colin; ext. bridge w/ "Step Up" chorus and "It's Goin' Down" V1; Emily on drums during "RTN")
IGYEIH (From Zero - 2024)
One Step Closer (Hybrid Theory - 2000) (2024 intro w/ scratching; extended outro w/ chorus riff)

Act III

Lost (Meteora (20th anniversary edition) (shortened; Mike and Emily piano version)

Breaking the Habit (Meteora - 2003) (piano start; swirl intro)
Let You Fade (From Zero - 2024)
What I've Done (Minutes to Midnight - 2007) (extended bridge)

Act IV

Overflow (From Zero - 2024) (extended intro w/ Metallica's "One" synth melody)
Lost in the Echo (Living Things -2012)
Numb (Meteora - 2003) (with "Numb/Encore" intro)
Everybody Wants to Rule the World (Tears for Fears cover - Songs From the Big Chair - 1985)  (partial)
Heavy Is the Crown (From Zero - 2024)
Bleed It Out (Minutes to Midnight - 2007) (extended intro; extended bridge w/ "A Place for My Head" V1; extended outro)

Encore
Resolution Intro A (with elements of "Castle of Glass")

Papercut (Hybrid Theory - 2000) (2024 intro)
In the End (Hybrid Theory - 2000)
Faint (Meteora - 2003) (extended outro)

Outro Audio Tape
Pass the Mic (Beastie Boys song - Check Your Head - 1992)

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 Time Set: 2h05

 

 

The Setlist

 CLIPSE

 

Chains & Whips (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
P.O.V. (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
Popular Demand (Popeyes) (Til the Casket Drops - 2009)
Inglorious Bastards (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
M.T.B.T.T.F. (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
Momma I'm So Sorry (Hell Hath No Fury - 2006)
Keys Open Doors (Hell Hath No Fury - 2006)
Grindin’ (Lord Willin’ - 2002)
F.I.C.O. (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
So Be It (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
Ace Trumpets (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
The Birds Don't Sing (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025)
So Far Ahead (Let God Sort Em Out - 2025) 

 

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 Time Set: 0h55

 

 

The Setlist

PHANTOGRAM

 

 You Don't Get Me High Anymore (Three - 2016)
Fall in Love (Voices - 2014)
Feedback Invisible (Memory of a Day - 2024)
Bad Dreams (Voices - 2014)
Cruel World (Three - 2016)
Black Out Days (Voices - 2014)
When I'm Small (Eyelid Movies - 2010) 

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 Time Set: 0h40