Chester Bennington

Loved ones like Mike Shinoda are celebrating by breaking down the stigma of mental health through the #MakeChesterProud hashtag on social media.

How the band could continue without Chester Bennington

Before Linkin Park existed, Chester fronted a grunge band called Grey Daze.

From marching with Radiohead to Twenty One Pilots in their underwear

The other day, I saw a cool thing going around Facebook. You post a song each day for 30 days to help people get to know you better. Well, I don't have the attention span to do something for 30 days so I decided to compile them all into one list right here for your viewing (and listening) pleasure...

One of the last tracks Linkin Parks’ Chester Bennington recorded before his untimely death was just released, bringing his powerful vocals to our ears in the new “Cross Off” with Lamb of God’s Mark Morton.

Even back in 2000, before Linkin Park would skyrocket into pop culture like a screaming, angst-riddled alt-metal, power pop rock group, it was obvious just how special Chester Bennington was.

News of unheard Chester Bennington projects continue to surface, from a Slash track that originally featured his vocals to a project with Lamb of God guitarist Mark Morton.

After his recent Instagram story, rumors of Austin Carlile joining Linkin Park began flying.

Mike Shinoda delivered emotional covers of "In The End" and "Faint" at this weekend's iconic Reading and Leeds Festival.