In a shocking turn of events, rock band Linkin Park has been accused of using backing tracks during their live performances, sparking heated debates among fans and critics alike. The controversy stems from a recent show in Seoul, where the band performed their new song “Heavy Is The Crown.”

Vocalist Emily Armstrong, who joined Linkin Park after the departure of longtime frontman Mike Shinoda, has found herself at the center of the storm. According to reports, fans noticed what appeared to be pre-recorded backing vocals playing during the performance, leading to accusations that Armstrong was lip-syncing or relying on vocal support.

While some fans expressed disappointment, arguing that it diminished the authenticity of the live experience, others defended the band, claiming that many artists use backing tracks for technical reasons, such as enhancing the overall sound or compensating for challenging live acoustics.

Linkin Park has not yet issued an official statement regarding the accusations, but the debate highlights ongoing concerns within the music industry about the use of technology in live performances.

Armstrong’s vocal prowess has been praised in the past, but this controversy could impact her standing with some of the band’s long-time followers. The situation continues to develop, and fans are eagerly awaiting further clarification from the band.