Linkin Park – review

Arena, ManchesterWhen they emerged in 2001, people knew what to expect from Linkin Park. They were a junior Limp Bizkit, a nu-metal boy band who fused rap and grunge to sell millions of albums. A decade on, their fans arrive in Range Rovers rather than being chased out of the house by their parents. The band themselves are sensible-haired dads and no longer make the sort of music that would curdle the milk of anyone over 16. Their latest album, A Thousand Suns, has been compared to Radiohead and...

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