Linkin Park Logo
A bold black circular emblem containing a geometric, angular monogram made from overlapping straight strokes — the letterforms read as a stylized "L" and "P" that form a triangular/diagonal negative-space shape inside the ring. The circle i...
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About Linkin Park
A bold black circular emblem containing a geometric, angular monogram made from overlapping straight strokes — the letterforms read as a stylized "L" and "P" that form a triangular/diagonal negative-space shape inside the ring. The circle is broken at one point where the monogram intersects the ring, creating a slightly open, dynamic feel.
Beneath the emblem is a compact uppercase wordmark reading "LINKIN PARK" in a narrow, modern sans-serif. The entire mark is rendered flat in black on a white background, high-contrast and minimal.
What's in it: stylized 'L' and 'P' (monogram)
Shapes: circle monogram uppercase wordmark angular lines
Style: minimalist geometric monochrome emblem flat
Text in logo: LINKIN PARK
Interlocking letters 'L' and 'P' enclosed by a ring; the broken ring and sharp angles create a compact, emblematic mark suggesting unity and a strong, modern identity.
Colors
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Linkin Park Logo History
Linkin Park is an American rock band formed in Agoura Hills, California in the mid-1990s (initially operating under earlier names such as Xero/Hybrid Theory). They achieved mainstream success with their 2000 debut album Hybrid Theory. The LP monogram has been used by the band as a compact emblem on album art and merchandise.
Frequently asked
What letters are contained in the symbol?
The symbol is a stylized monogram combining the letters 'L' and 'P'.
Are there any other colours in this logo?
In this image the logo is rendered only in black on a white background.
What type of organization uses this logo?
This emblem and wordmark are used by the rock band Linkin Park.