Phantom Label on Fairfax, Linkin Park Opens an Unshatter Pop-Up

Linkin Park has taken over a storefront on Fairfax Avenue. The LINKIN PARK From Zero To One Hundred Pop-Up opened Wednesday, September 30, at Complex LA, 433 North Fairfax Avenue, and runs through Sunday, October 4, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day.

The draw for anyone who cares about clothes is Linkin Park Phantom Label, or LPPL. The band describes it as a line that sits above its regular apparel and merchandise. “With LPPL, we hope to create a broader design catalogue that represents more elevated items we wear daily, on and off stage,” the band wrote when the first collection came out. The debut collection was made with SUAY. The shop has an exclusive first look at LPPL Drop #2, with a pre-sale available only in the store. Complex is also stocking tour posters, the Unshatter movie collection, the live soundtrack on vinyl and limited-edition merch. While supplies last, visitors get a $5 Fandango gift card toward a ticket to the film. Complex notes that an RSVP does not guarantee entry and suggests arriving early.

The pop-up celebrates Linkin Park Unshatter, the documentary directed by band member Joe Hahn, which opened in theaters for a limited release on September 30. The film is framed by the band’s November 2024 concert in São Paulo, held the day the album From Zero came out, and follows the reunion behind it, with footage from the September 2024 Los Angeles show where the band introduced vocalist Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain.

Hahn, who is also the band’s creative director, told Billboard he wanted the film to be honest rather than dramatic. “I just approached this to be as honest as possible, don’t manufacture anything, don’t look for conflict,” he said.

The band is already writing again. “There’s no timetable, but I think there’s an urgency,” Hahn told Billboard. Until Sunday, the first look at LPPL Drop #2 is on Fairfax.