Linkin Park returns to charts following singer’s death
Linkin Park has returned to the charts after lead singer Chester Bennington’s death last week.
Billboard says the band’s latest effort, “One More Light,” re-entered Billboard’s Top 200 album charts at No. 17 on the most recent chart. The band’s popular debut, “Hybrid Theory,” checked in at No. 27.
“One More Light” topped Amazon’s list of best-selling albums Monday, while “Hybrid Theory” was fifth.
More than 11 million copies of “Hybrid Theory” have sold since it was first released in 2000.
The band’s 2003 follow-up “Meteora” was at No. 41 on the Billboard list, while 2007’s “Minutes to Midnight” was at No. 115.
Bennington was found dead in his home near Los Angeles Thursday. He was 41.