Linkin Park’s new album From Zero comes out this Friday (Nov. 15) and it looks like a tour will be announced one day prior as venues have begun teasing the news by sharing photos.Multiple U.S. venues have begun sharing photos of the outside of their facilities with the words “COUNTING FROM ZERO with the word “TO” scratched out and replaced by “FROM.”The music venues — including Barclays Center (Brooklyn, N.Y.), T-Mobile Center (Kansas City, Mo.), Enterprise Center (St. Louis, Mo.), United Center (Chicago, Ill.) — all indicate that an official announcement will be made at 7AM ET this Thursday (Nov. 14).The posts below do no represent all of the venues that have shared a “COUNTING FROM ZERO” teaser and there are surely others out there if you dedicate enough time to combing the Instagram accounts of major North American arenas.It’s all quite exciting as Linkin Park’s next chapter continues to unfold.READ MORE: Linkin Park Debut New Scream-Heavy Song ‘Casualty’ Live + Play Deep Cut for First Time About Linkin Park’s New AlbumLinkin Park orchestrated From Zero listening parties that took place at dozens of record stores around the United States last Saturday (Nov. 9).It was an exciting chance for fans to get to hear the full record, the band’s first with singer Emily Armstrong. We’ve already heard three official album tracks — “The Emptiness Machine,” “Heavy Is the Crown” and “Over Each Other” — as well as the live debut of the ultra-heavy “Casualty.”From Zero will be released on Friday (Nov. 15).The Most (and Least) Played Song Live Off Every Linkin Park AlbumWith the help of Setlist.fm, we tracked down the most and least played track off every one of the Linkin Park’s studio albums. These stats are current as of Sept. 12, 2024.Gallery Credit: Rob CarrollThe Best Nu-Metal Album of Every Year Since 1994Nu-metal has had ups and downs through the decades and here is the best nu-metal album of each year since 1994. Gallery Credit: John Hill