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Limp Bizkit Concert Canceled Amid Fred Durst's Controversial Comments

11/18/2025

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Limp Bizkit's May 31, 2026 concert in Tallinn, Estonia, has been canceled.
The cancellation followed backlash over lead singer Fred Durst's pro-Russia comments, including a 2015 banner reading "Crimea = Russia" and praise for Vladimir Putin.
Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said individuals who support aggressive states are unwelcome in the country.
Durst was previously banned from Ukraine for five years beginning in 2015 because of similar remarks.

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Limp Bizkit's May 31, 2026 concert in Tallinn, Estonia, has been canceled.
The cancellation followed backlash over lead singer Fred Durst's pro-Russia comments, including a 2015 banner reading "Crimea = Russia" and praise for Vladimir Putin.
Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said individuals who support aggressive states are unwelcome in the country.
Durst was previously banned from Ukraine for five years beginning in 2015 because of similar remarks.