Linkin Park drummer Rob Bourdon hasn’t been seen by fans or the public in four long years, and now with rumors of a Linkin Park 2025 tour appearing online in the last week, everyone in the Linkin Park fan community is eager to know—will Rob be part of the show? This guy isn’t just another drummer; his rhythms are the backbone of some of Linkin Park’s biggest hits. Think about the stomping metal beats of “One Step Closer” or the relentless sound of “Somewhere I Belong.”
Is Linkin Park member missing from 2025 tour?
After the band pressed pause following Chester Bennington’s tragic departure, each member went on their own path. Mike Shinoda went solo, Joe Hahn dove into his visuals, and Rob? Well, he kinda just vanished. With no public appearances or social media updates, the mystery about what’s next for him has kept fans wondering what is next for him.
Now let’s talk about the rumored Linkin Park 2025 tour that’s got the community buzzing. Rumor has it, Linkin Park might be introducing a new female lead, shaking up their iconic sound. But here’s the burning question—has Rob signed up for this next chapter, or is he out for good?
Via Discord, Mike Shinoda appears to have indicated that Linkin Park’s “Notes from the Band” series will continue.
Rob Bourdon is currently unavailable for “Notes” but Mike adds he may someday be available for them. #linkinpark pic.twitter.com/Lz9L7qXtDJ
— Linkin Park Live (@LPLive) December 14, 2022
Linkin Park Are Keeping Fans Guessing
Despite the lack of concrete info, the lack of sightings only pumps up the volume on all the gossip. Is he quietly prepping for a massive comeback or has he quietly exited stage left? Without a peep from him or the band, it’s anyone’s guess what’s going on behind the scenes.
As the rumored Linkin Park tour dates approach and the band’s plans remain under wraps, every hint and whisper on social media is dissected by fans eager for news. Whether Rob rejoins the band or not, his impact on Linkin Park’s legacy is indelible. So, keep your ears to the ground—the return of Linkin Park is shaping up to be an epic event, with or without Rob banging the drums.
