Oct 8 (Reuters) - Rap-rock band Limp Bizkit sued its label Universal Music Group (UMG.AS) in California federal court on Tuesday, claiming the group is owed at least $200 million in unpaid royalties.

The resurrection of Limp Bizkit has been a decade in the making. The band reunited in 2009 following a three-year hiatus, playing a blinder of a set at that year’s Download festival in front of ...

Limp Bizkit is fighting for what they deserve. In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Los Angeles, the band accused Universal Music Group of withholding money from them. The band worked with the music ...

Limp Bizkit at the Kerrang! Awards in London. Yui Mok/PA Images via Getty While the band has sold over 40 million records throughout their career, the complaint alleges that UMG wasn’t paying ...

Limp Bizkit ‘s lawsuit against Universal Music Group faces new hurdles as a federal judge has denied the band’s demand to void its contract with the company, months after the group first sued ...

Limp Bizkit are fully embracing middle age in the just-released music video for their 2021 comeback single “Dad Vibes.” In the TikTok-inspired clip, Fred Durst and company show off their ...

Where Did Limp Bizkit Get Their Name? "We were actually in a room riffing at the moment," Fred Durst once commented to KDGE 102.1FM about the moniker, adding, "We were just trying to think of ...

Limp Bizkit was once known as WWE’s favorite band in the whole world. Count Bron Breakker as being a fan, too. Recently, former Intercontinental Champion Bron Breakker shared that he would like ...

Limp Bizkit Postpones Remaining Tour Dates Amid ‘Unexpected News’ About Fred Durst’s Health The band was scheduled to begin the U.K. and European leg of its Still Sucks tour in September ...