Linkin Park

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"Linkin Park and Friends Celebrate Life in Honor of Chester Bennington" at the Hollywood Bowl did exactly what it sought to do: celebrate life.

The band also announced a tribute concert to honor the late singer, who died in July.

Mike Shinoda was in the crowd to watch Chris Martin's solo cover of the 'Hybrid Theory' track.

As bombs fell around them, Chester Bennington's lyrics resonated with and inspired an entire generation of Nepalese metalheads.

The singer died last week in an apparent suicide. He was 41.

They were joined by Trina and Joi for their performance, too.

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The singer and his band provided an eternal soundtrack for frustration, anger, and loneliness.

Bennington is said to have taken his own life.

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