Linkin Park plans public memorial for late singer

New York: Rockers Linkin Park said Tuesday that they have been planning a public memorial for frontman Chester Bennington, a month after he committed suicide.

The band in a fb post revealed only that the "special public event" might take place in la, saying that more details would be announced later.

"just wanted to say thank you to all our fanatics round the world for the exquisite outpouring of love, which has strengthened our spirit for the duration of this particularly tough time," the band wrote.

Bennington -- whose raw, angry metal voice dueled with guitarist Mike Shinoda´s hip-hop asides to create the band´s "nu metal" sound -- was found hanging at his la home on July 20.

The forty one-12 months-antique had struggled during his life with capsules and alcohol and the trauma of infant abuse.

fans round the world have organized dozens of activities to take into account Bennington after his death, with his greatly surprised bandmates voicing guide but no longer taking part.