Saliva have released a music video for “Rivers,” their tribute to late Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers, on the first anniversary of his death on October 18, 2025. The song appears on the band’s August album ‘Breaking Through’ and was written by vocalist Bobby Amaru to honor a friend who helped shape his musical career. Rivers and Amaru previously formed SLEEPKILLERS in 2019, and Rivers also helped launch Burn Season, which featured current Saliva bassist and vocalist Brad Stewart. Directed by Gray Taylors, the new video celebrates Rivers’ life, influence and lasting legacy.
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Comedy improv group Smosh have parodied Limp Bizkit with “Bring ‘Em Back (We Want Dinos),” a dinosaur-themed nu-metal track performed by Fred Darts, a fictional character played by Smosh’s Spencer Agnew. The official music video gives the late-’90s nu-metal style a prehistoric twist, with Fred Darts rallying for the return of dinosaurs in a spoof inspired by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst.
Metallica will continue their M72 World Tour in 2027 with 12 North American stadium shows featuring Limp Bizkit and Avatar.
Limp Bizkit’s “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)” has surpassed 1 billion Spotify streams, making it the band’s second song to join the platform’s Billions Club.
Daily set times are now available for the 2026 ‘Aftershock’ festival, featuring My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit, Tool, Pierce The Veil and more.
Limp Bizkit, Spiritbox, Polaris, Ministry, Chad Gray and more have been booked for the 2026 edition of Australia’s Good Things festival.
Daily set times have been announced for the 2026 ‘Louder Than Life’ festival, featuring Iron Maiden, Tool, My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit and more.
Melvins guitarist Buzz Osborne has shared his thoughts on Faith No More’s connection to nü-metal, recalling a joke he shared with Mike Patton about the genre’s legacy.
The cast of ‘Super Troopers’ surprised fans by interrupting Limp Bizkit’s festival set with a staged noise complaint before joining the band onstage for a chaotic performance of “Break Stuff.”
Limp Bizkit surprised fans at Ottawa Bluesfest by bringing out Canadian entertainer Tom Green for a performance of their classic hit “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle).”
