Martin AustermuhleKorn has one, and so does Ozzy. Having a summer rock festival is just something the big boys do, and Linkin Park is no different.
Yesterday the band’s Projekt Revolution tour came to Nissan Pavilion, promising a diverse bill of hard rock bands on two stages. Now in its fourth year, the tour has in the past featured Korn, Snoop Dogg, Mudvayne, Cypress Hill, Xzibit and Less Than Jake, lineups more eclectic than Korn’s Family Values tour or Osbourne’s OzzFest. This year the main stage acts included electronica-inspired Julien-K, Euro-rockers Placebo, love metal pioneers HIM, emo-kings Taking Back Sunday and rock’s newest concept album pioneers, My Chemical Romance.
Photos by Kyle Gustafson.
