Linkin Park are considering hitting the road in 2025 with a female vocalist to replace the late Chester Bennington.

Billboard was the first report that the band, who has been on hiatus since the passing of Bennington in 2017, is looking at touring and headlining festival dates next year with an unnamed female vocalist. The last time the band was seen together on stage was in October 2017, when the band played a tribute show for Bennington.

Orgy frontman Jay Gordon made headlines a few weeks ago when he claimed that Linkin Park were going to be back on the road with a female vocalist, but he later walked back those comments. It turns out that Gordon turned out to be true.

Fan speculation immediately pointed the finger at Amy Lee of Evanescence as a possible fill-in, to which she responded, “They should ask me about that. I don’t have a ton of free time, but I might do it part-time.”

Degenerates welcome.

Dave & Buster’s made a shocking announcement yesterday that they will now allow people to gamble on the arcade games in the facility. Adults age 18 and older will be able to place real money wagers on arcade games with friends. The technology to do so will be available soon.

R.I.P. to Little Billy’s college savings.

The FBI agents are back in Thornton Township, one week to the day after they were in that neck of the woods. According to WGN, the township subpoenas seek financial and employment records as well as specific information about several people close to Henyard.  Neither Henyward’s camp nor the FBI would comment on the situation.

We will continue to monitor this story as it goes along.

Today at noon, the Bears will unveil their plans for a new lakefront stadium, ending their multi-year battle over getting a new stadium.

Per the Tribune’s reporting, sources spoke to the news outlet on conditions of anonymity, telling them the plan is estimated to cost $4.6 billion to execute, with $3.2 billion directed toward building the new stadium itself, and another $1.4 billion dedicated to infrastructure improvements around and outside the stadium.

This, of course, will only add onto the taxes in the city, which is not what anyone wants. If it brings home a Super Bowl, however, then it will be worth it.

WGN has reported that the Bears could finally, officially be on the move after an exhaustive search for a new stadium.

According to the most recent WGN report, city officials have been invited to a press conference on Wednesday to announce plans for the construction of a new domed stadium on the lakefront. This stadium will be publicly owned, according to sources.

Q101 will have up-to-the-minute updates on this situation going forward.