Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst Suing His Own Label for a Lot of Money Durst is claiming a 'systemic' and 'fraudulent' policy has kept Limp Bizkit (and likely others) from being properly compensated.

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Hot off their ‘Loserville’ tour and a couple years removed from the release of their latest album Still Sucks, it looks like ...

Nu-rock band Limp Bizkit, led by frontman Fred Durst, is taking Universal Music Group to court over what they say are unpaid loyalties. The band is seeking $200 million in damages and unpaid ...

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US band Limp Bizkit has filed a lawsuit against the world’s largest record label, Universal Music Group (UMG). Known for the frenzied nu-metal at the turn of the millennium Limp Bizkit ...

“Let’s get that funky funky. Let’s get that Limp Bizkit popping off.” A second Insta Story shared saw Otto playing a snappy beat with a caption that read: “HUMAN DRUM MACHINE.

Limp Bizkit is fighting for what they deserve. In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Los Angeles, the band accused Universal Music ...

Limp Bizkit have postponed this summer's European tour due to an unspecified medical condition affecting frontman Fred Durst. Durst told fans that he had had some tests to make sure he was in good ...

Limp Bizkit have revealed that John Otto has been tracking drums in the studio this week… but what’s it all for?! Metallica’s epic M72 run is extending into next summer, with the band ...

In our 4/5 review of Still Sucks, we said that: “Haters gonna hate, but really, this knowingly middle-aged iteration of Limp Bizkit is far more likeable and less obnoxious than their younger self.

(Bloomberg) -- Fred Durst, frontman of the rock band Limp Bizkit, sued Universal Music Group NV, the world’s largest record company, claiming he was cheated out of millions of dollars in royalties.