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Linkin Park cover Adele at iTunes Festival

By on 05/07/2011
Linkin Park covered Adele's 'Rolling in the Deep' at the iTunes Festival last night (04.07.11). Linkin Park
Linkin Park covered Adele's 'Rolling in the Deep' at the iTunes Festival last night (04.07.11).

The US rockers performed a set of their biggest hits - including 'Numb', 'Faint', 'Crawling' and 'One Step Closer' - before surprising fans with their version of the soul singer's huge hit during their encore at Camden's Roundhouse in London. 

Before they performed the track lead vocalist Chester Bennington teased the audience, saying: "We're going to do something really special for you guys, this is something we don't usually do. We're going to play a song by a local artist." 

The band's version of Adele's UK and US number one single saw the band stripped back, with Chester singing and multi instrumentalist Mike Shinoda playing the piano. 

The hit was part of a five-song encore that saw the band - who are also made up of drummer Rob Bourdon, lead guitarist Brad Delson, bassist Dave Farrell and DJ Joe Hahn - close the night with energetic performances of their 2001 single 'In The End' and 2007's 'Bleed It Out'. 

Chester told the crowd: "It feels good to be down here with a bunch of people who really want to f***ing be here." 

They band opened with 'The Requiem' before launching into 'Papercut' and also performed 'No More Sorrow' and 'Breaking the Habit' during their set. 

The iTunes festival runs throughout July and will include shows from artists including Beady Eye, Friendly Fires and Bruno Mars. 


Linkin Park's set at the iTunes festival 04.07.11

The Requiem 

Papercut 

Lying From You 

Given Up 

What I've Done 

Empty Spaces 

When They Come for Me 

No More Sorrow 

Jornada del Muerto 

Waiting for the End 

Burning in the Skies 

Numb 

The Radiance 

Breaking the Habit 

Fallout 

The Catalyst 

Crawling 

Faint 

One Step Closer 



Encore: 

Rolling in the Deep (Adele cover) 

Wisdom, Justice, and Love 

Iridescent 

New Divide 

In the End 

Bleed It Out 

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