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.

The popular 1990s rap-rock outfit Limp Bizkit and its frontman Fred Durst are suing Universal Music Group, accusing the company of withholding at least $200 million in royalties. The lawsuit ...

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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 ...

A new lawsuit filed by Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst suggests that the nu-metal hitmakers are owed over $200 million in royalties from the Universal Music Group (UMG). The singer's lawyers even went so ...

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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 ...

“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.

Nu metal pimp daddies Limp Bizkit have announced a UK tour that will take place next Spring. The tour, the latest leg of ...

Oct 8 (Reuters) - Rap-rock band Limp Bizkit sued its label Universal Music Group (UMG.AS), opens new tab in California federal court on Tuesday, claiming the group is owed at least $200 million in ...

In this week's Legal Beat, Limp Bizkit alleges decades of unpaid royalties, Nelly's copyright battle takes a twist, Barry White's estate sues over a chart-topping hit, and much more. By Bill ...

Grammy-nominated nu metal band Limp Bizkit has filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group over breach of contract, claiming the company intentionally conceals royalties from its artists.