Chester's final live performance before death

CHESTER BENNINGTON’S

final live performance with Linkin Park has been shared by those who attended the Birmingham Barclay-card Arena concert earlier this month.
the Linkin Park singer committed suicide and was found dead at his home in Palos Verdes Estates, Los Angeles.
The 41-year-old was married with six children from two wives.
Following the tragic news, Chester’s last ever live performance with Linkin Park has surfaced online.
The concert took place at Birmingham Barclay card Arena on July 6th. Footage from Chester’s last Linkin Park concert features the star singing the last two songs of the set, Paper-cut and Bleed It Out. The band were due to play at Mansfield, Massachusetts on July 27 and had been touring in support of their new album, One More Light, which reached No 4 in the Official UK Albums Chart. Chester’s band-mate Mike Shinoda, who co-founded Linkin Park with him in 1996, revealed he was “shocked and heartbroken”. The star’s suicide follows that of his friend Chris Cornell, who took his own life back in May just hours after a Sound-garden concert in Detroit. Chester had written an open letter to Chris after news of his tragic death emerged online, with his post including the words: “You have inspired me in so many ways you could have never known. Your talent was pure and unrivaled. “Your voice was joy and pain, anger and forgiveness, love and heartache all wrapped up into one. I suppose that’s what we all are. You helped me understand that.”
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