- The show was planned as a benefit for former Grey Daze member Bobby Benish, who was having difficulty paying his medical bills since being diagnosed with a brain tumor. - In late August, Linkin Park's management put the spurs to the bandmembers, summoning them back to a Los Angeles studio with Don Gilmore, who produced and engineered Hybrid Theory, to work on the as-yet-untitled project (later named Meteora). The sudden recall forced Chester to call off the benefit show on August 28th. - The show was planned to be a one-off show at the Dodge Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona. - According to Linkin Park's official website, the reunion show, which was originally scheduled for September 7 at the Dodge Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona, was postponed because of "unavoidable time constraints of recording the next Linkin Park album." - In a statement on the site Bennington said, "It's very unfortunate that we are having to postpone this concert but our management has pulled everyone back from vacations and various activities in order to meet our recording obligations. However I will continue to help Bobby and his family at this very difficult time." - Chester was heavily criticized for canceling the show because it was said that he was putting 'money before friends'. - Unfortunately, Bobby later died because of his brain tumor and many fans were left upset at the fact that the show did not happen because of once again, the greedy label that tries to control everything LP does. - The Phunk Junkeez, Pokerface and Gift were also on the bill for the night.
