Linkin Park have released a live video for «In The End», taken from their new concert film and documentary, «Unshatter», which opened in cinemas around the world on Wednesday 30 September.
The performance was filmed at the group’s concert at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo, Brazil, on 15 November 2024 — the same day their comeback album, «From Zero», was released. It was one of the first appearances of the «From Zero World Tour», with Emily Armstrong and Mike Shinoda on vocals.
«In The End» is the latest in a series of clips that have come out of the project. Before it, the live videos for «Somewhere I Belong» and «What I’ve Done» were released in August 2026, along with «Waiting For The End», which accompanied the film’s soundtrack.
«Unshatter» was directed by the band’s DJ and turntablist, Joe Hahn. The film tells the story of Linkin Park’s return after the death of singer Chester Bennington in 2017: it follows the band through the recordings from 2022 onwards, the arrival of Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, the making of «From Zero» and the São Paulo concert. It plays for a limited run, with some countries getting it a few days later, and it also exists in ScreenX and 4DX formats in selected cinemas.
The 20-track soundtrack, «Unshatter Film Soundtrack (Live In São Paulo)», was released by Warner Records. It contains 16 songs and four interludes, with «In The End» at number 15.
«In The End» originally appeared on the band’s first album, «Hybrid Theory» from 2000, and was released as a single the following year. It reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and has gone diamond in the United States.
In an interview with NME, Hahn revealed that Linkin Park have already started work on the successor to «From Zero», returning to the studio after a month’s break at the end of the last tour.
See also: the live video for «Waiting For The End» and the «Unshatter» soundtrack and the new album they are working on after «From Zero».
