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Linkin Park are being sued by their former bassist, who says he never received a penny for playing on more than 20 songs

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Linkin Park are being sued by their former bassist, who says he never received a penny for playing on more than 20 songs

Former Linkin Park bassist Kyle Christner wants recognition, and payment, for his work on early Linkin Park demos

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