Linkin Park

In June 2012, Linkin Park performed their song "What I've Done" live at the Rio+Social conference, showcasing both their enduring popularity and their commitment to social issues. This performance came shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, "Living Things," which had dropped only a few weeks earlier. "Living Things" marked a return to their electronic influences, blending their rock roots with a modern sound, reflecting both growth and evolution in their artistic journey. Interestingly, this live performance captured the band's dynamic energy, resonating with fans who appreciated their ability to engage with pressing global topics. The Rio+Social conference aimed at tackling social issues through technology, aligning perfectly with Linkin Park's philanthropic vision and their dedication to making a difference through music. It’s a striking moment in their career, demonstrating how their art continually aims to inspire and provoke thought across the globe.

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