After their huge show at Hellfest 2018, Limp Bizkit plan to come back in France this summer 2019.

In Paris, Fred Durst and friends will take over the legendary stage of the Olympia on Saturday July 6, 2019.

A few days before that, on July 4 to be precise, they will perform at the Festival Beauregard for a live likely to make festivalgoers dance their heart off.

For the record, Limp Bizkit were founded in 1994 by Fred Durst (voice), Wes Borland (guitar), Sam Rivers (bass) and John Otto (drums).

Success comes quick since the first album, “Three Dollar Bill Y’all” sold over 5 million copies!

In June 1999, the second album, “Significant Other” was released, an album combining metal, punk and hip-hop sounds making of Limp Bizkit one of the leading figures of hardcore.

In 2003, “Results May Vary” is an even bigger hit but it spread all over Europe by the magic of a title “Behind Blue Eyes”, subtle ballad and Gothika soundtrack.

After a break, the band announces in 2009 it’s getting back together with the original members and the record of a new album, but excluding DJ Lethal who left the band in 2012 after a clash…

Today, Limp Bizkit are back on stage for fans’ greatest joy.

These two stops in France are the occasion to re-experience live some of Limp Bizkit many hits such as “Rollin’”, “My Generation” and even “Break Stuff”.

A piece of advice: don’t forget that tickets go on sale this Friday December 14, 2018 at 10 a.m. For the biggest fans, there’s a Gérard Drouot Productions presale on Thursday December 13, 2018 at 10 a.m.