“We have come to the conclusion that we hate popular heavy music more than we hate each other… We understand that the group of these five people possesses a unique, powerful energy that we do not see anywhere else. That is why Limp Bizkit has returned,” say front-man Fred Durst and guitarist Wes Borland.

Limp Bizkit have repeatedly proven to be hooligans and rude boys. The mass media used to blame them for offending other people’s tastes with their debauchery, yet regardless of harsh criticism they retained their draw.

The first three Limp Bizkit albums sold over 20 million copies in the US, while 13 million more were sold in other countries. Thus the band’s reunion in its original line-up became the most unexpected event on the one hand, and the most long-awaited on the other. Their hits such as Take a Look Around, Rollin’, My Way, My Generation, Faith and Boiler are still among heavy music lovers’ favorites.

On May 29 the band will perform their brand new album in Moscow’s open-air “Green Theatre” in Gorky Park, which can hold up to 15000 people. Ticket prices vary between $70 to $125.