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LINKIN PARK: Video Interview With MIKE SHINODA, BRAD DELSON Posted Online

October 24, 2007

LINKIN PARK's Mike Shinoda and Brad Delson were interviewed by Beat TV during the band's recent stop in Melbourne, Australia. Watch the two-and-a-half-minute clip below.

LINKIN PARK singer Chester Bennington broke his arm just four songs into the band's concert in Melbourne on October 14. Fans attending the show reported at the group's official message board that Bennington injured himself in a fall, although he did manage to complete the set.

LINKIN PARK is expected to return for another U.S. tour in February of 2008.

The California-based group is supporting its third full-length album, "Minutes to Midnight", which was released last May.

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