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LINKIN PARK Drummer Says Playing With KORN Is 'Mind-Blowing'

August 19, 2004

LINKIN PARK drummer Rob Bourdon recently told Launch Radio Networks that one of the major highlights of this summer's Projekt Revolution tour has been the chance to perform with KORN every night. "It's great to be able to share the stage with a really great live band like KORN, you know. For me, I've been watching them since before we were ever signed, so now to be sharing a stage with KORN, it's definitely a mind-blowing experience. And playing after a band that's as great as they are really pushes us to be, like, a hundred percent every night."

LINKIN PARK are expected to begin working on their third full-length album sometime after Projekt Revolution wraps up.

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