Limp Bizkit

Limp Bizkit

Metal · Jacksonville, FL
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Music

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News

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17 Oct 2026 Aftershock 2026 Weekend Wrap: How MCR, Limp Bizkit, Pierce The Veil and Tool Closed Each Night Aftershock 2026 is in the books. A day-by-day look back at how My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit, Pierce The Veil and Tool closed four nights in Sacramento. Aftershock 2026 festival key art 28 Sep 2026 Press Aftershock 2026 — Three Days Out: Gates, Will-Call & Final Logistics Aftershock 2026 has ended. The archived day-by-day schedule lives on the event hub. You are about three days from gates. Aftershock 2026 locks Discovery Park Thursday through Sunday,… Aftershock 2026 three days out — gates, will-call & final logistics — Ken McClary / MoshStar 24 Sep 2026 Press Aftershock 2026 — Official Set Times Live Across Five Stages Aftershock 2026 has ended. The archived day-by-day schedule lives on the event hub. Official set times just dropped. Aftershock 2026 locks Discovery Park Thursday through Sunday, October 1–4… Aftershock 2026 official set times live across five stages — Ken McClary / MoshStar 22 Sep 2026 Press Aftershock 2026 — Passes, First-Year Cal Expo Camping & Park & Ride Shuttle Aftershock 2026 has ended. The archived day-by-day schedule lives on the event hub. Aftershock is nine days out from Discovery Park — Thursday through Sunday, October 1–4, 2026… Aftershock 2026 passes, first-year Cal Expo camping & Park & Ride shuttle — Ken McClary / MoshStar 16 Sep 2026 Press Louder Than Life 2026 — Gates, Will-Call & Campgrounds Open Show week is here. Louder Than Life hits the Highland Festival Grounds at the Kentucky Exposition Center — 937 Phillips Lane, Louisville — Thursday through Sunday, September 17–20,… Louder Than Life 2026 gates, will-call, and campgrounds open — Ken McClary / MoshStar 8 Sep 2026 Press Louder Than Life 2026 Passes Are Live — Lock Your Days Before Levels Move Louisville gets four nights of volume September 17–20, 2026 — Louder Than Life back at the Highland Festival Grounds at the Kentucky Exposition Center, with Iron Maiden, My… Louder Than Life 2026 passes — Ken McClary / MoshStar 8 Sep 2026 Press Louder Than Life 2026 Camping — Site Types, Early Arrival, and What You Still Need If you’re doing Louder Than Life the hard way — five nights on the Highland Festival Grounds — camping is the sleep base for September 16–21 around the… Louder Than Life 2026 camping guide — Ken McClary / MoshStar

About

Limp Bizkit are the nu-metal juggernaut from Jacksonville, Florida — vocalist Fred Durst, guitarist Wes Borland, bassist Sam Rivers, drummer John Otto and DJ Lethal — who fused rap, metal and turntablism into one of the most commercially dominant sounds of the late ’90s and early 2000s. After their 1997 debut Three Dollar Bill, Y’all$ and the breakthrough Significant Other (1999), the band’s 2000 album Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water set a record for first-week sales by a rock act, powered by “Rollin’,” “My Way” and the Mission: Impossible 2 theme “Take a Look Around.”

Wes Borland’s theatrical guitar work (also heard in his projects Black Light Burns and Big Dumb Face) has always been a defining ingredient. After Results May Vary (2003) and the reunion record Gold Cobra (2011), a wave of renewed popularity made Limp Bizkit a must-see festival draw once more — including Inkcarceration 2026, Louder Than Life 2026 and Aftershock 2026 — with 2021’s surprise album STILL SUCKS proving their chaotic energy is fully intact. Watch the official videos below and explore their catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Limp Bizkit from?

Limp Bizkit is from Jacksonville, FL.

What genre is Limp Bizkit?

Limp Bizkit is a Rock artist. Watch their music videos and explore their catalog on MoshStar.

What albums has Limp Bizkit released?

Limp Bizkit’s studio albums are Three Dollar Bill, Y’all$ (1997), Significant Other (1999), Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water (2000), Results May Vary (2003), Gold Cobra (2011) and STILL SUCKS (2021) — many featured on MoshStar.

Is Limp Bizkit playing any festivals?

Limp Bizkit is currently on the lineup for Louder Than Life 2026 and Aftershock 2026. See dates and details on their MoshStar page.