Linkin Park Shares the Rappers They Still Want to Work With

Linkin Park, renowned for their genre-blending fusion of rock and hip-hop, continues to inspire fans with their musical evolution. Despite the tragic loss of lead vocalist Chester Bennington in 2017, the band remains active, recently releasing their album From Zero, which introduces new lead singer Emily Armstrong .

While the band has not publicly announced specific plans to collaborate with new rappers, their history of successful partnerships suggests they may be open to future collaborations. For instance, their 2004 EP Collision Course with Jay-Z was a groundbreaking project that blended rock and rap, leading to a Grammy Award for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration in 2006 .

Fans have speculated about potential collaborations with contemporary artists. For example, some have suggested that a collaboration with Eminem could be a natural fit, given the band’s history of working with rappers and their shared musical influences . Additionally, artists like Denzel Curry, known for his energetic performances and rock influences, have been mentioned as potential collaborators .

As the music industry continues to evolve, Linkin Park’s willingness to experiment with different genres and artists suggests that future collaborations with rappers are a possibility. Fans eagerly await any announcements regarding new projects that may feature these exciting partnerships.