A video of Limp Bizkit playing to over 100,000 people at Lollapalooza in Argentina has instantly gone viral, racking up over one million views in less than 24 hours. The 2020s have been great for the ...

It was the summer of 2021 when concerts started coming back, the Olympics were scheduled to get underway and then suddenly Fred Durst captured the imagination of the world with his new "Dad Vibes" ...

I remember nu-metal from the first time it became popular, and man, I couldn’t have predicted this. By the time Adema were doing their damnedest to get recognition, the general consensus was that the ...

Limp Bizkit are currently on their Still Sucks Tour supporting their 2021 comeback album of the same name, and the tour includes some genuinely amazing openers, including up-and-coming hardcore bands ...

It’s been seven years since Limp Bizkit released new music, but that changed Thursday morning with the release of “Dad Vibes,” a song that has fans wondering if we’ve all been dropped back into 1999.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fred Durst onstage at Woodstock 99. “Too many people started calling us Baby Korn,” guitarist Wes Borland told Guitar World. “It’s ...

Music video for “Rollin” by Limp Bizkit, Courtesy of Flip Records/Interscope Records A populist nu-metal anthem known for its catchy fusion of upbeat energy and street swag, this song brings people ...

Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit performing in July 2021 at Festival of the Lakes in Hammond, Indiana. Credit: E. Carter Sterling, licensed under <a href="https ...

Limp Bizkit has released its first new song in about four years, and the reason you are reading about it here is because the title is “Making Love to Morgan Wallen.” Not only does Wallen get a name ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The track first appeared on the nu-metal group's 1999 second album Significant Other and released as a single in 2000 when it ...

It’s been so long since Limp Bizkit hit the road for a tour that they forgot how to announce one. On Wednesday, Limp Bizkit shared a video with Rolling Stone about their Still Sucks Tour, which starts ...