In an unexpected collaboration, Limp Bizkit’s frontman Fred Durst has made a guest appearance on the new song “So Raus” by German rapper Alligatoah.
The single, released on December 3, features Durst rapping in English, while Alligatoah, whose real name is Lukas Strobel, showcases his native German.
The music video for “So Raus” plays on the narrative of Alligatoah’s rumored “demise.” It depicts an associate, BattleBoi Basti, receiving the rapper’s last will and testament.
In a surprising twist, Alligatoah’s final wish is revealed to be a collaboration with Fred Durst, leading to the unexpected guest appearance on the track.
Limp Bizkit Announces “Loserville” Tour
Limp Bizkit, the iconic rap-rock band led by Fred Durst, has exciting news for fans as they announce the “Loserville” tour for 2024. The tour, comprising 24 dates, will feature special guests Bones with Eddy Baker and Zavier Wulf, N8NOFACE, and Corey Feldman.
Riff Raff will take on the roles of host and MC for the tour, adding an extra layer of entertainment. The band will be performing at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham on August 9, 2024.
Tickets for the Pelham concert are set to go on sale on Friday, December 8, at 10 a.m. CT via Live Nation/Ticketmaster, following a round of pre-sales.
Prices for tickets range from $39.50 to $149.50, offering fans various options to experience the electrifying performance.
The show is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m., promising an evening filled with high-energy music and entertainment.
View this post on InstagramWhile the Pelham date is the sole Alabama show on the “Loserville” tour, Limp Bizkit will make stops in other Southeastern areas, including Charlotte, North Carolina, and Alpharetta, Georgia.
The tour ranges from July 16 through August 24, covering many cities from Somerset, Wisconsin, to San Bernardino, California.
The declaration of the “Loserville” tour follows Limp Bizkit’s series of shows in 2023, supporting their 2021 album, “Still Sucks.”
The album highlights tracks like “Dad Vibes,” “Snacky Poo,” “Out of Style,” “Pill Popper,” and a front of INXS’s “Don’t Change.” Known for their enthusiastic live performances, Limp Bizkit has a huge fan base that ranges across ages.
Wes Borland, Limp Bizkit’s long-term guitarist, is known for his theatrical stage presence, frequently showing up in ensembles, masks, body paint, and other eye-catching outfits. His dynamic visuals add an additional layer to the band’s live performances, creating a critical encounter for concert attendees.
Fred Durst, beyond his role as Limp Bizkit’s frontman, has a complex talent. Notwithstanding his coordinating credits for a few music videos, including Limp Bizkit’s hits, he has coordinated films like “The Longshots” (2008) and “The Education of Charlie Banks” (2007).
In any case, Durst faced controversy with his directorial effort “The Fanatic” (2018), a stalker film featuring John Travolta and Devon Sawa.
Regardless of blended audits, Durst’s different commitments to entertainment industry exhibit his artistic reach.
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