Limp Bizkit filed a new lawsuit against UMG In California state court over withheld royalties for the once-again popular nu metal band.

By Bill Donahue A federal judge is shaking up Limp Bizkit’s $200 million lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), issuing a procedural ruling that sends much of the contentious legal battle ...

Durst replied that he did not approve any ‘new art, new tracks, unreleased tracks, new versions of songs, new mastering, or remixes, etc.’ because it seemed like a ‘money grab’ that would only benefit ...

Limp Bizkit’s $200 million lawsuit against Universal Music will head to trial after a federal judge denied the label’s motion to dismiss the case. Fred Durst and company sued UMG — the world ...

Limp Bizkit is allowed to move forward with their lawsuit against Universal Music Group that alleges the label deliberately withheld as much as $200 million in royalties. The claims against the ...

It's been a big week for those with a penchant for red caps and baggy pants, as the Jacksonville juggernaut of Limp Bizkit has been tearing across the UK in a boisterous blur of starfish and mosh ...

Limp Bizkit is officially moving forward with their $200million lawsuit against Universal after a federal court granted them the go-ahead, rejecting the record label’s motion to dismiss the band’s ...

They used to do it all for the nookie, but now Limp Bizkit are all about the love. That much was abundantly clear on March 17, 2024, at Lollapalooza Argentina. “Is everybody happy?” singer Fred Durst ...

You don't need to ask directions to find Limp Bizkit’s show this evening. Simply follow the legions of red baseball caps snaking towards the AO Arena. Because for one night, Manchester is home ...

The one thing that may be broken from Limp Bizkit's Ireland show may be MMA fighter Conor McGregor's spirit. He was twice audibly booed by Bizkit fans when his name was mentioned by Fred Durst at ...

“UMG repeatedly asked Durst to get involved with the 25th anniversary re-release of Limp Bizkit’s album ‘Significant Other.’ Durst replied that he did not approve any “new art, new ...