Metallica is taking its M72 World Tour into 2027. The band announced 12 North American stadium shows on Sept. 16. The run starts May 8 in Vancouver and ends June 19 in Salt Lake City, with Limp Bizkit and Avatar supporting on every date.
Broken Lizard crashed Limp Bizkit's gig at the Summer of ’99 And Beyond Festival to issue a "noise complaint". The comedy troupe stormed the stage dressed as their Super Troopers characters over the weekend, as Fred Durst and the rest of the nu metal pioneers headlined the opening night of Creed's festival in Tinley Park, Illinois.
Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland has admitted the nu metal legends felt like a "piece of our DNA" died when bassist Sam Rivers passed away. The musician died in October 2025 at 48 following a cardiac arrest, and his bandmate said moving on has been tough, as Sam was the “heartbeat” of the band.
Even the most successful bands and musical artists to ever grace a stage or record an album aren't immune to a little -- or a lot -- of ridicule and hate.
MGK has dropped his explosive new single Fix Ur Face - featuring Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst. The full‑throttle collaboration pushes the rapper‑turned‑rocker further into the heavy, high‑impact sound he’s been honing in recent years.
Limp Bizkit honoured late bassist Sam Rivers at their first concert since his death on Saturday (29.11.25). The nu metal star sadly died on October 18, at the age of 48, after suffering cardiac arrest.
Download Festival has confirmed Limp Bizkit, Guns N' Roses and Linkin Park as its 2026 headliners. The legendary trio have been announced with top billing for the iconic rock and metal festival when it returns to Donington Park from June 10 to 14 next summer, and for all three it will be their only UK gigs in 2026.
Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers has died at the age of 48 after being found unresponsive in a bathroom at his Florida home. According to reports from the St.
Limp Bizkit’s 1999 single Break Stuff has returned to the top of Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart following the death of bassist Sam Rivers. The track saw a 6% increase in US streams, reaching 3.7 million between October 18 and 24, according to Billboard.
Millennials are the last generation to truly understand the value of physical media because, when they heard a song, they couldn’t just hop online and immediately have it in their possession. They either waited all day for the radio or MTV to play it, or they saved up their allowance and purchased the album.
Limp Bizkit, formed in 1994 in Jacksonville, Florida. With Fred Durst on vocals, Wes Borland on guitar, the late Sam Rivers on bass, John Otto on drums, and DJ Lethal on turntables, the band created a sound that mixed rap, rock, and raw attitude.
Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers has died at the age of 48. The nu metal band announced the passing of the musician in an Instagram statement on Saturday (18.10.25), describing him as "pure magic" and as "the pulse beneath every song".
Right now, many Gen Xers are starting to feel their bones bend and break a little more than usual as their favorite artists from their youth are inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, since nominees are only eligible 25 years after their debut commercial release. Let’s take a look at 21st-century musicians who will likely end up in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame one day.
Fred Durst had to swat down a drone during Limp Bizkit's recent show in Istanbul. The nu-metal legends were ironically performing Take A Look Around when the device was spotted hovering above the frontman at their concert at Atakoy Marina in Turkey on Sunday (17.08.25).
Nitro Snowboards has never been the kind of company to shy away from a collaboration. The brand will stay true to that mantra in the fall of 2025, when it drops its latest joint effort.
When it comes to metal, it's usually the harder and heavier the better. Even when covering pop songs.
Limp Bizkit has secured a major legal victory in its ongoing lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), as a federal judge ruled that the band's $200 million fraud case can proceed to trial.
Let's journey back to 2000 and check out which songs are still loved by fans 25 years later.
The Limp Bizkit Fallout New Vegas mod vanished for almost a decade, but we have it back now after someone remembered they had the Bethesda game's files on their PC.
Tired of your current playlist? Need some new old music to listen to? Remember the good ol' days by revisiting some of these albums that are turning 24 in 2024.
1999 arguably became one of the decade's best years for music. Hip-hop continued to elevate as a genre, Latin artists saw massive success in pop mainstream, and boy bands were all the rage. Let's journey back in time and check out some classic songs celebrating their 25th anniversary in 2024.
Total Request Live was pop culture excellence in its purest form, and while it's in part to the barrage of guests, it’s also because of the videos the action was centered around.
Whether that means moving away from home or coming out of a relationship, artists have often released songs that reflect self-reliance and self-sufficiency. Here are 20 songs that can put any listener in an independent mindset.
Sometimes it feels like people like to complain about award show snubs more than they like to celebrate their favorites winning. Maybe we just feel better championing the underdog than reveling in the glory of victory, especially since, you know, we don’t actually win anything.
Last year, the NBA created a hotline where players can vent about the officiating. Because the NFL doesn't have a line of their own, it's not unusual for the NBA hotline to field a few misplaced calls from other leagues as players look for any outlet to let go of a little steam.
The NFL is back, and we'd like to imagine if the league added a hotline for players, coaches and GMs to call to complain about penalties, get clarification on rules and ask what exactly constitutes a successful catch in the NFL – just like the NBA.
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