This powerful 2012 performance captures Linkin Park during the Honda Civic Tour, a major North American tour they co-headlined with Incubus. Recorded at The Home Depot Center in Carson, California, the show served as a hometown-area stop for the band, drawing a massive and energetic crowd of nearly 25,000 fans. The tour was in support of their fifth studio album, "Living Things," and this setlist perfectly balances the fresh energy of new tracks with the raw power of their classic anthems.
The concert kicks off with the atmospheric intro "Tinfoil" before launching into a high-octane run of hits including "Faint," "Papercut," and "Given Up." Chester Bennington's iconic vocals are on full display, shifting seamlessly from melodic intensity to ferocious screams, while Mike Shinoda's commanding rap verses anchor the band's signature sound. The performance is a testament to Linkin Park's reputation as a world-class live act, delivering a tight, dynamic, and emotionally charged show. A special highlight of the night was a collaboration with Incubus's guitarist Mike Einziger for the finale of "Bleed It Out," which included a tribute to the Beastie Boys with a cover of "Sabotage."
This recording offers a fantastic snapshot of the band at a pivotal moment, showcasing their musical evolution while staying true to the genre-blending force that defined their career. The sheer scale of the stadium production, combined with the passionate fan response, makes this a memorable document of Linkin Park's enduring legacy on stage.