Linkin Park, who drew fan backlash with new co-lead singer Emily Armstrong, is opening up about the rocky public reception.

Last year, the rock band whose lead singer Chester Bennington died by suicide in 2017, made their return, introducing Emily Armstrong, of Dead Sara, to their lineup while announcing plans for a new album. The news was met with joy and outrage, most of which targeted Armstrong. And Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda has a good idea about why.

Michael Kenji Shinoda and Emily Armstrong sat together for an interview with The Guardian post their performance at the Wembley stadium.