Limp Bizkit
Canceled German concerts will be made up for in 2023
Fred Durst had to cancel Limp Bizkit’s entire European tour last summer for health reasons.
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The band Limp Bizkit has announced catch-up dates for their unusual concerts in Germany. Three performances are planned.
Numerous Limp Bizkit fans were worried this summer when the legendary nu metal band had to cancel all concerts in Germany. The reason was health problems from frontman Fred Durst (52). Now the singer seems to be doing better. Limp Bizkit have announced catch-up dates in Germany for March and April 2023. A total of three concerts are planned.
The planned concert in Hanover is cancelled
Durst and Co. will therefore be guests on March 30th in the Zenith Kulturhalle in Munich. Just one evening later it continues in the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle in Stuttgart. The band will play the last gig on April 5th in the myticket Centennial Hall in Frankfurt. The planned appearance in Hanover will be canceled without replacement. The website of the concert organizer Eventim says so: “Unfortunately, the concert in Hanover cannot be made up for due to scheduling reasons. Tickets can be returned where they were purchased.”
Limp Bizkit are supported by the band Wargasm on their “Still Sucks” tour.