By 1997, Limp Bizkit released their debut album, "Three Dollar Bill, Y'all$," which included a raucous cover of George Michael's "Faith," showcasing their ability to twist pop classics into ...

Drake apparently decided to pop out as a fan to the Limp Bizkit concert in Toronto on Thursday ... making appearances on "Sideways" and album closer "Healing." The OVO boss and Gordo have a ...

Which is the better Limp Bizkit album ... voices in nu-metal. A cover of George Michael’s “Faith,” “Counterfeit” “Stuck” and ...

MTV VMA Rock Video has showcased the biggest names in rock when the genre was on top and shown a deficiency in periods where the genre was devalued. The 'Big 4' Bands of Millennial Dad Rock The ...

And now, posting to Instagram stories, Limp Bizkit say they’ll be “leaking” more new songs “in rapid succession” followed by the full album release. Here’s the important part: “New songs will begin to ...

There are even cherished places for great acts that only dropped one album. Yet some artists managed to put out one album that's so popular, so game-changing, and so beloved that everything they ...

Limp Bizkit performed their track ‘Clunk’ live for the first time in 14 years recently – check out the footage below. The song appears on Fred Durst and co’s debut studio album ‘Three Do ...

The Loserville Tour stopped in Phoenix on Friday night. The raucous, high-energy show was headlined by classic nu-metal band Limp Bizkit. Supporting acts were Bones with Eddy Baker and Zavier Wulf ...

Her husband Guy Ritchie doesn't like them either ... Asked whether her 33-year-old husband ever told her to cover up, she replied: 'Indeed he does.' Madonna said she 'sometimes' argues back ...

Is seems as though Fred Durst is suggesting that Limp Bizkit's long-awaited new album – the follow-up ... Recent Kerrang! cover stars Spiritbox have announced a "last-minute post-pandemic ...

No band embodied the good, bad and ugly of nu-metal better than Limp Bizkit, and no album better than their 1999 crass-terpiece Significant Other. Here, we revisit ...