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LINKIN PARK To Tour With JURASSIC 5, MUDVAYNE

January 31, 2003

LINKIN PARK have tapped JURASSIC 5 and MUDVAYNE to support them on the 2003 installment of the group's Projekt Revolution U.S. tour. The trek, which is set to kick off in April, will include other, as-yet-undetermined opening acts. Exact dates and venues will be announced shortly. This is the second year LINKIN PARK have gone out with Projekt Revolution and hope to make it an annual event, much like their very own little Ozzfest. LINKIN PARK's sophomore album, "Meteora", is slated for release on March 25 through Warner Bros. Records. The video for the first single off the album, "Somewhere I Belong", was directed by band turntablist Joseph Hahn.

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