Take a look at the waiver that Linkin Park requires attendees to sign for a special event

Author Benedetta Baldin - 5.9.2024

Attendees have to sign a waiver prior to Linkin Park‘s major announcement, which will be made live today. Reddit users can now read that waiver to get a better understanding of what to anticipate. Many Linkin Park fans were upset when their countdown turned into a “count up,” but there was a fault in the timer at 00:09:05 that revealed what would happen next. A day later, the band’s plans for an event were made public in a social media post. “Take part in something unique. September 5” revealed the hint, resolving the “count up” clock bug. There were two more hints once the “count up” timer reached 100 hours. At the 99-minute mark, a one-second multi-hued purple graphic flashed; at the 100-hour mark, a 20-second crescendo reminiscent of white noise played. The majority of people have theorised that it’s a new song. On social media, speculation over the identity of the new Linkin Park singer who will replace Mike Shinoda has also persisted. However, as of yet, there has been no confirmation.

The waiver to enter the Linkin Park gig is essentially a regular legal document shielding the group from lawsuits. However, some information about what to anticipate from the event can be found. One of the more amazing aspects of this campaign has been Linkin Park‘s ability to create a sense of mystery around the announcement and the lack of leaks. The final acknowledgment in the waiver itself indicates that there is an agreement to be transported to and from the location, giving the impression that the band is maintaining part of the mystery. That would imply that the band is not eager to reveal the event’s location, not even to those in attendance. As a result, it would be more difficult for individuals to locate the specific position and possibly even to predict things from there. It should be noted that the second acknowledgement gives permission for guests to appear in any video that is shot or otherwise captured. With the YouTube video scheduled to lift its embargo for viewers at 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET, many fans were already speculating that the event was filmed. Additionally, the document contains legal language that forbids participants or associated organizations from “obtaining any form of equitable relief or injunctive that would interfere, hinder, stop or impede the production, distribution or any other exploitation of the event.” Put differently, don’t ruin it for other people. Proceed, enjoy yourself, and be a part of this momentous occasion.