Linkin Park has released the first trailer for Unshatter, a new documentary following the band’s return after years of uncertainty. The film is scheduled for a limited worldwide theatrical release beginning September 30, 2026.
In announcing the project, the band confirmed that longtime member Joe Hahn directed the documentary. Unshatter combines candid interviews, archival material, studio footage, and performances from sold-out concerts, including the group’s 2024 shows in São Paulo, Brazil.
The story begins with Linkin Park’s studio sessions in 2022 and continues through the creation and release of From Zero. The album introduced vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain as the group entered a new chapter following the death of Chester Bennington in 2017.
The trailer shows the musicians discussing the difficulty of moving forward while respecting the band’s history. It also includes footage of fans, memorial artwork honoring Bennington, rehearsals, and large-scale live performances.
Hahn said the project originally began as a concert film before the team realized a broader story was developing. Tickets are expected to go on sale August 13.
