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Metallica has added 12 new stadium dates to its M72 World Tour for May and June 2027, featuring support from Limp Bizkit and Avatar. The run follows the band’s Las Vegas residency and includes stops in Vancouver, Cleveland, and Madison, with ticket presales beginning September 21.
Metallica has announced twelve new North American stadium dates for 2027, extending the M72 World Tour from May 8 to June 19. The tour, promoted by Live Nation, features support from Limp Bizkit and Avatar. Ticket presales begin September 21, with general sales starting September 25. This leg follows the band's Sphere residency in Las Vegas and marks the first time the tour visits these specific cities.
Metallica has announced 12 new North American stadium dates for 2027, extending their M72 World Tour from May 8 to June 19. The tour follows their Sphere residency in Las Vegas and features support acts Limp Bizkit and Avatar. Tickets go on sale September 25, with proceeds benefiting the band's All Within My Hands foundation.
Limp Bizkit played their first concert after the death of bassist Sam Rivers, paying tribute with a video and emotional messages, as they continue their Latin American tour with support from various artists.
Sam Rivers, bassist of Limp Bizkit, was found dead at his Florida home in a pool of blood, with circumstances possibly involving a fall, and his death remains under investigation. He had a history of liver disease and had undergone a liver transplant after quitting alcohol. The band mourned his loss, describing him as a vital and magical presence.
Sam Rivers, bassist of Limp Bizkit, died after a fall, with signs of a pulmonary embolism found in the police report; his death was initially reported as a cardiac arrest, and he was remembered fondly by his bandmates.
Sam Rivers, bassist of Limp Bizkit, was found dead in his Florida home in a pool of blood, with circumstances still under investigation; he was 48 and had recently returned to performing after battling liver disease.
Sam Rivers, a founding member of Limp Bizkit, was found dead in his Florida home after reportedly falling off the toilet, with a possible cause being a pulmonary embolism, and had a history of liver transplant.
Sam Rivers, bassist of Limp Bizkit, was found dead in his Florida home, reportedly after falling off a toilet and lying in a pool of blood; he had a history of liver transplant and was taking medication. The band mourned his loss, describing him as a 'once-in-a-lifetime' human and a musical legend.
Limp Bizkit's song 'Break Stuff,' originally released in 1999, has topped the Billboard Hard Rock Songs Chart 25 years later, driven by a resurgence in streaming following the death of bassist Sam Rivers, who was celebrated for his vital role in the band.
Limp Bizkit plans to continue their upcoming tour despite the recent death of bassist Sam Rivers, who passed away at age 48, possibly due to cardiac arrest, with the band and fans paying tribute to his legacy in the nu-metal scene.
Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers died at age 48 from cardiac arrest at his Florida home, with band members mourning his loss and celebrating his legacy as a talented and beloved musician.
Limp Bizkit will continue their upcoming tour despite the recent death of bassist Sam Rivers, who had been battling serious health issues, including liver disease and possibly cancer, as confirmed by new details and his onstage attire. The band and fans mourn his loss, with bandmate Fred Durst paying tribute, but the tour remains scheduled to proceed.
Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers tragically died over the weekend, with authorities in Florida responding to a cardiac arrest call; no official cause of death has been disclosed. Despite his passing, the band plans to continue their upcoming tour, honoring Rivers' legacy during their performances.
Fred Durst expressed his gratitude in a tribute video dedicated to Limp Bizkit’s Sam Rivers, highlighting the band's impact and his appreciation for Rivers' contributions.