- Taper: Tim M.
- Time: ? mins
- Format: lossless
- Comments: Uncirculated. Bad Quality.
Linkin Park Live - 2001.09.28 - Chula Vista, CA, United States
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Friday, 28 September 2001
Festival performance by Linkin Park
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Country:
United States 
City:
Chula Vista
State:
California
Event:
Rock 105.3's When Bands Attack
Venue:
Venue Type:
Amphitheatre
Running order:
Deftones, Staind, *, P.O.D., Saliva
Linkin Park performance chronology
| 24 Sep 2001 | 28 Sep 2001 | 11 Oct 2001 |
Back to 2001 | ||
Setlist
The setlist is completely unknown.
Show Notes
- At the end of the show, Brad stormed offstage after becoming very mad at the technical problems he had during the show with his pedals and amps. He kicked a large steel door and broke his foot, sending him to the hospital for a cast. There is a Meteora-era demo entitled Broken Foot.
Other Notes
- The show was put on by local radio station Rock 105.3 and was to make up for Chula Vista not having Ozzfest come to town that year. A large portion of the proceeds from this show went to the Red Cross since it occurred just after 9/11.
- "There were a few speed bumps along the way. Ozzy and Godsmack had to pull out due to complications arising out of the September 11th terrorist attacks. Luckily, the Deftones signed on at the last minute to headline and Linkin Park, who were taking a vacation between their recently completed European tour and the start of the Family Values tour, decided to take part as well and donate their proceeds of around $75,000 to the American Red Cross."
- Linkin Park statement: "We felt that raising money for the Red Cross was a small way we could contribute to the relief effort. If you're in a position to help, please make a donation to the American Red Cross at 1-800-HELP-NOW, or go to helping.org to check out a number of other organizations aiding those in need. If you can't donate money, please help in other ways - spread peace and tolerance to everyone in your life. It makes a difference."
