It looks like Limp Bizkit might be preparing to release some more music from their upcoming album on Halloween (October 31). Frontman Fred Durst recently teased the news on his Instagram Story. If you missed it, the record’s first single, “Dad Vibes,“ can be found HERE.
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Limp Bizkit recently released their new song “Dad Vibes” and it looks like more new music will be surfacing soon. Fred Durst said the following on his Instagram Story:
“Should I drop a new song? Maybe ‘Turn It Up Bitch‘ or ‘Goodbye‘? Hmm, or should I just drop the whole new album, all 12 songs. What do you think?”
[via The PRP]
Limp Bizkit have officially released their new song “Dad Vibes.” You can check that out below. The track is expected to appear on the band’s upcoming album.
Limp Bizkit have officially cancelled all of their remaining dates for 2021. This news comes after the group previously scrapped their summer tour after a few shows. Despite this, there is some good news as the band are preparing to release new music “very soon.” They said the following:
“To be more clear, as some promoters are a bit behind on keeping you updated. All of our scheduled performances were canceled weeks ago (yes, we are all fine, thank you ❤️) New songs will begin to leak, one after the other in rapid succession very soon. Soon thereafter, our new album will be released. 🛸🛸🛸”
Faith No More have been added to this year’s Aftershock Festival. The band will be replacing Limp Bizkit, who have decided to cancel all of their 2021 dates. The event will take place at Discovery Park in Sacramento, CA on October 7-10 and the updated daily lineups can be found below:
October 7: Faith No More, Anthrax, Testament, Exodus, Knocked Loose, Death Angel, Fit For A King, and Oxymorrons.
October 8: Metallica, Rancid, Volbeat, Seether, Dropkick Muprhys, Skillet, Suicidal Tendencies, Avatar, Pop Evil, Ayron Jones, Butcher Babies, Crobot, Des Rocs, Cleopatrick, Ego Kill Talent, Black Map, UnityTX,and Contracult Collective.
October 9: Misfits, The Offspring, Machine Gun Kelly, Gojira, Mudvayne, Body Count, Atreyu, Badflower, Anti-Flag, August Burns Red, DED, Bones UK, Alien Weaponry, The Black Moods, Blame My Youth, South Of Eden, Another Day Dawns, and American Teeth.
October 10: Metallica, Social Distortion, Rise Against, Mastodon, Pennywise, In This Moment, Black Veil Brides, Steel Panther, Yelawolf, Grandson, Mammoth WVH, From Ashes To New, The Blue Stones, Law, All Good Things, Tempt, and The Cold Stares.
Spiritbox were opening for Limp Bizkit on their summer tour, but after the trek got cancelled, it left the band with some financial problems. However, some of their peers have stepped forward to help them out including Shinedown’s Brent Smith and We Came As Romans.
Spiritbox said the following about that on Twitter:
“Can we talk about what an amazing person @TheBrentSmith from @Shinedown is? He just gifted us $10,000 towards our losses since our tour was recently cancelled. This is such an amazing and kind gesture, seriously thank you!
We also want to thank @wecameasromans who we rented the majority of our light package from, they decided to waive the invoice and help soften our losses. It has been an emotional past few days but things like this have restored our faith in humanity.
We have never met @TheBrentSmith and we barely know the guys in @wecameasromans . These people were not helping out a friend in need, they are just truly selfless people who wanted to do something kind for another band. We hope to conduct ourselves like them someday.”
As previously reported, Limp Bizkit recently cancelled the remaining dates on their U.S. tour with Spiritbox “out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of the band, crew and most of all the fans.” After the group issued a statement, rumors started circulating that seemed to suggest that guitarist Wes Borland had COVID-19. However, those claims were quickly denied. Now, frontman Fred Durst has further discussed the situation with Billboard saying that the cancellation was not related to a specific incident and that it was “just perception.” He also added:
“In short, the system is still very flawed. Even if the performers, crews, staff, and promoters do their best to ensure safety on and behind the stage, that doesn’t ensure the safety of the audience as a whole. We are all in this together, and we all — individually and as a whole — have to make our best efforts to be as responsible and proactive as possible moving forward to combat and stop spreading COVID.”
After Limp Bizkit cancelled their tour yesterday (August 8), rumors were circulating that seemed to suggest that guitarist Wes Borland had contracted COVID-19. However, the band have since denied the rumors on their Instagram story. You can find a screenshot of that below:
Limp Bizkit have cancelled the remaining dates on their U.S. tour with Spiritbox. The band issued the below statement, which was shared by Rapids Theatre in Niagara Falls, NY:
“Out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of the band, crew and most of all the fans, the Limp Bizkit show this Monday and the remaining August tour is being cancelled. Refunds are available at their points of purchase. All tickets purchased online will be automatically refunded.”
During Limp Bizkit’s August 2 show in Clive, IA, the band and their fans paid tribute to the late Joey Jordison (ex-Slipknot). You can see fan-filmed footage of that below:
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