‘Lose Control’ singer, attraction of Lollapalooza 2025, even recorded six sessions with the band and is credited on the album from Zero
Teddy Swimsone of the international attractions of the Lollapalooza Brasil 2025was quoted to take over the vocals of Linkin Park during the band’s reformulation process after the death of Chester Benningtonin 2017. The information was revealed by fans of the singer in March, and confirmed by the artist himself in recent participation in the media.
According to the report of a fan published on Network X (former Twitter), Teddy revealed during a convention that participated in approximately six studio sessions with Linkin Park, recording songs that would be part of the band’s latest album. The collaboration did not advance, but Swims was officially credited in the track “Overflow”present on the disk Flutter (2024), the first with the vocalist Emily Armstrong.
“He said he was in the dispute to be the new singer before Emily. He did about six sessions with the band singing songs from the new album,” said the fan identified as @lobzyf1.
In an interview with Podcast The Bootleg Kev PodcastTeddy spoke briefly about contact with the group.
“I had a chance to work with them a few times, more like an experiment. It was really cool,” he said.
In addition to studio records, Mike Shinoda and Teddy Swims They were photographed together at an event.
Despite Teddy’s participation, the band chose to follow with Emily Armstrongformer member of the Dead Sara.
The disk Flutter He marked the end of the band’s seven -year hiatus after the death of Chester Bennington. The album was released in 2024 and since then the group has started preparations for a new phase.
Teddy Swimsin turn, it goes on ascension as a solo artist. Nominated Grammy 2025 as Revelation artisthe performs at Lollapalooza Brasil with his hit “Lose Control”that reached the global stops. This will be the singer’s first time in the country.
Source: Rollingstone
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