Limp Bizkit
Limp Bizkit cancels tour due to Fred Durst's health concerns
”This was very unexpected news,” Fred said, after receiving doctor’s orders to cancel all upcoming tour dates.
Limp Bizkit covered RATM with Scowl guitarist at MSG (video + pics from the show)
Limp Bizkit brought dad vibes, nostalgic hits, and covers to a massive Madison Square Garden show, with support from the great rising hardcore band Scowl, whose guitarist duetted with Fred Durst on a cover of ”Killing in the Name.”
Tour news: Thundercat, Bonobo, Shamir, Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum, more
Plus: Wargasm UK, Man or Astro-Man?, Tim Heidecker, Blonde Redhead, The Beths, Oblivion Access, Heavy Heavy Low Low and Duck Duck Goose, and more tour and festival news.
Limp Bizkit announce arena tour with Scowl, Dying Wish, $NOT & more (MSG included)
Limp Bizkit have announced a tour with some truly amazing openers, varying by date. NYC gets $NOT, Wargasm UK, and Scowl…
Scowl members tell us about their favorite albums of 2021
From Turnstile to Chubby and the Gang to The Chisel to Worm to Gravesend to Lana Del Rey to Limp Bizkit, here are Scowl’s favorite albums of last year…
Heart Attack Man's Eric Egan tells us about his favorite albums of 2021
From Turnstile to Onyx to Cannibal Corpse to Limp Bizkit, here are Heart Attack Man Eric Egan’s favorite albums of 2021…
5 takeaways from Limp Bizkit's new album 'Limp Bizkit Still Sucks'
‘Limp Bizkit Still Sucks’ feels impossible to hate because Limp Bizkit themselves are in on the joke.
Finally, Limp Bizkit have released their new song "Dad Vibes"
It comes with a lyric video starring Fred Durst and his new ”dad vibes” look.
Faith No More replacing Limp Bizkit on Aftershock Festival
The Sacramento, CA festival has also announced its COVID policies for 2021, which include requiring proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test from attendees.
Fred Durst talks cancelling Limp Bizkit tour: "In short, the system is still very flawed"
”Even if the performers, crews, staff, and promoters do their best to ensure safety on and behind the stage, that doesn’t ensure the safety of the audience as a whole,” Durst told ’Billboard.’
