Linkin Park Electrifies Philly Crowd Singing “Fly Eagles Fly” with Swoop Dancing on Stage at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia
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Philadelphia got a night to remember when Linkin Park brought the house down at Xfinity Mobile Arena — not just with their iconic hits, but with a surprise tribute to the city’s beloved Eagles. As the crowd roared, the band launched into a rocking version of “Fly Eagles Fly,” with Swoop, the team’s mascot, hyping up fans as he danced across the stage. (Video Below)
The atmosphere was pure Philadelphia — the kind of electric moment where music and sports collided in a way only this city could deliver. Fans waved green and white towels, shouting every word of the anthem usually reserved for Lincoln Financial Field. For a moment, the concert felt like gameday.
It was a powerful tribute that tied together Philly’s love for its team and its music scene. The crowd’s chant of E-A-G-L-E-S, EAGLES! shook the arena, leaving no doubt about the city’s pride.
Guitar riffs bled into the anthem as the stage lights flashed midnight green. Swoop’s dance moves brought laughter and cheers, while the band smiled wide at the crowd’s intensity. It was clear: this was no ordinary performance.
Mike Shinoda later reflected on the moment:
“The Eagles represent heart, resilience, and the spirit of Philly. Playing ‘Fly Eagles Fly’ on this stage tonight felt like we weren’t just performing — we were celebrating everything this city stands for.”
For Eagles fans in attendance, it was more than just a concert. It was a reminder that Philly’s heartbeat is louder when the music and the team come together.
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