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Inkcarceration brought the heat with the latest iteration of their annual heavy-music fest, having hosted more than 65 acts at the historic Ohio State Reformatory grounds in Mansfield, Ohio, between July 17th-19th. The three-day summertime blast brought out big-name headliners Disturbed, Bad Omens and Limp Bikzit, as well as sets from veteran heavy-hitters including Gojira, Motionless in White, Papa Roach, Poppy, Lacuna Coil, Ice Nine Kills and more. On top of that, the various stages featured amped-up appearances from a crop of rising noisemakers, such as 156/Silence, Fox Lake and more. Photographers Austin Cooper, Steve Thrasher and Dan Virchow were prowling the Reformatory grounds to peep the action — check out some of their standout shots below. Gojira Austin Cooper Limp Bizkit Steve Thrasher Papa Roach Steve Thrasher Lorna Shore Steve Thrasher Disturbed Steve Thrasher Bad Omens Steve Thrasher Poppy Steve Thrasher Silly Goose Steve Thrasher Lacuna Coil Austin Cooper A Day to Remember Steve Thrasher Motionless in White Austin Cooper Spite Dan Virchow Sleep Theory Steve Thrasher Fox Lake Steve Thrasher Ice Nine Kills Steve Thrasher Jutes Steve Thrasher Alien Ant Farm Austin Cooper Jinjer Steve Thrasher Sanguisugabogg Dan Virchow Peeling Flesh Dan Virchow 156/Silence Dan Virchow Fit for a King Steve Thrasher Dying Wish Steve Thrasher Tech N9ne Steve Thrasher

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Limp Bizkit kicked off a run of North American summer dates last Friday (July 10th) at the Ottawa Blues fest in Ottawa, Ontario, and they used the occasion to bring out a Canadian comedy icon: Tom Green. A team-up took place roughly midway through the group’s 14-song set at LeBreton Flats Park, and Green — a man who knows his way around songs about sausage — hopped onstage to help them handle Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water’s “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)”. Decked out in a trucker’s hat and overalls, Green introduced himself on the mic by saying “Check the O.R.”, a reference to the song he’d rapped with Canadian hip-hop group Organized Rhyme in the early Nineties, years ahead of developing his cult-classic The Tom Green Show, which he initially produced in Ottawa. Green shouted out his love for the band, shook hands with guitarist Wes Borland and then teased an upcoming interview between himself and Bizkit vocalist Fred Durst for his newest program, The Tom Green Farm. And then they collectively put the bounce in the mosh pit through their performance of “Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)”. You can see for yourself up above. Limp Bizkit’s next show is this Friday (July 17th) at the Cadott Rock Fest in Wisconsin, though they’ll soon play Creed’s landlocked Summer of ‘99 event, and they have headline appearances booked at Inkcarceration and Louder Than Life. You’ll find the full breakdown here. View this post on Instagram

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It’s just about time for the annual Inkcarceration Music Tattoo Festival to take over the historic Ohio State Reformatory grounds in Mansfield, Ohio. And as you may expect by now, the organizers have once again curated a lineup celebrating all things heavy. Set to host more than 65 artists between July 17th-19th, the latest iteration of Inkcarceration has massive headlining sets from nu-metal vets Disturbed and Limp Bizkit, as well as modern metal heavyweights Bad Omens. On top of that, you’ve got big-time appearances on deck from Gojira, Ice Nine Kills, Lorna Shore, Poppy, Papa Roach, Motionless in White and many more. It’s a murderer’s row of heavy hitters, but don’t forget that each day also features a number of up-and-comers taking a swing at becoming your new favorite band. Ahead of the fest, Revolver is spotlighting the rising stars bringing danger, groove and harmony to the Ohio State Reformatory this year. 156/Silence Hard work pays off, because after more than 10 years in the game, long-running Pennsylvania metalcore outfit 156/Silence are having a major moment in 2026. Their rise has not gone unnoticed by Revolver or our readers, who voted the band one of the breakout acts of the year so far. 156/Silence built some serious steam while out on the road as one of the opening acts on Thornhill’s “Mercia Tour,” and they’ve kept the momentum going with the two bombastically heavy and melodic previews of their forthcoming sixth album, From a Distance. In other words: It’s been a momentous 2026 for 156/Silence to date, but we see even bigger things for them in the not-so-distant future. Fox Lake Denver-made hardcore rap-rockers Fox Lake will definitely be cranking up the intensity during their Inkcarceration appearance. The fiery sound of last year’s New World Heat is full of all-terrain breakdowns and braggadocios, Bizkit-esque swagger raps. Songs like the nu-bruised “Cold Hard Truth” and “Freestyle” have made waves in the scene and beyond — whether packing out pits on their recent tour with Thornhill, or causing a TiKTok trend while kids replicated Nathan Johnson’s dagger-eyed mosh calls. Expect to get pummeled by Fox Lake’s adrenalized, “all gas, no brakes” energy. Guilt Trip There’s going to be a ton of tough decisions to make while cruising between the various Inkcarceration stages, and the truth is you may not end up seeing every single band on the bill. Might we suggest, though, that you may feel some shame over missing Mancunian metallic-hardcore quintet Guilt Trip. The group are crossing the pond to pound the ground with the ten-ton hammering sound of their Armour of Angels album, which specializes in Machine Head-esque harmonics, Monster Energy-powered beatdown grooves and in-your-face vocals. If you hadn t already, it s time to get down in the dirt with Guilt Trip, who are likewise touring North America all summer long with Dying Wish. Killstreak We got gamercore outfit Killstreak’s Inkcarceration set before Grand Theft Auto 6. Killstreak’s homestate performance is primed to turn Mansfield into Vice City right about the time they speed into their recent, GTA-saluting “S.O.L.” track — a franchise-builder full of big brees, curb-stomped moshes and AR-grade double-kicks. They’ve also unlocked the cheat code for gaming-themed heaviness while riffing on Dead Space, Dungeon Keeper 2 and the Legend of Zelda. Turn off the console, put the controller down and get in the pit for Killstreak, who perform on the final day of Inkcarceration. Static Dress Static Dress suggested that “nostalgia kills” when they teamed-up with Underoath for their collaborative single of the same name. It’s a credo the U.K. quartet abide by throughout their newly delivered and forward-thinking injury episode album, a record that certainly dishes out its fair share of scream-heavy post-hardcore, while also fleshing out Static Dress’ sound with glossy pop hooks, numb-skullish metal groove, screamo sass, and maybe even a slice of subversive ska upstroking. It’s made them a creative force to be reckoned with, and fans all over the world have already started to cling tight to Static Dress’ chameleon-esque aesthetic. Grab a hold and enjoy the ride.

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Limp Bizkit played their 1997 track "Stuck" for the first time live in over a decade at their recent show in Berlin, Germany.

Nu metal legends Limp Bizkit surprised German fans by playing 1997 track "Stuck" at Parkbühne Wuhlheide in Berlin, Germany last week (June 24), performing the song live for the first time since 2014. Fan footag...

While Limp Bizkit have been rollin’ out the hits for a series of European appearances this month, Fred Durst and his merry band of nu-daddies have also been deep-divin’ their catalogue for the faithful. Last week, for instance, they un-stuck their Three Dollar Bill, Y’all$ track “Stuck” in Germany — a musical feat that hadn’t done in a decade. The cut was delivered halfway through their headlining set last Wednesday (June 24th) at Berlin’ s Parkbühne Wuhlheide. The night also featured performances from DeathbyRomy and Igorrr. The nearly 30-year-old “Stuck” hadn’t been performed in full since 2014 (per setlist.fm), and, indeed, that was almost the case last week, too. The group creeped things up with the ice-cold bass groove, but Durst got tongue-tied in the first verse — even as the lyrics were blasted on the screens around him and behind the drum kit. “Hold up…is this too old,” he joked with the crowd. “Are you ready for this one? I don’t know if I am! Make some noise, I gotta get it together.” Fortunately — as someone regularly paid to take the microphone and slay the stage — Durst tightened up the screws, and Bizkit proceeded to deliver the track for the masses on their second try. For proof, you can peep the fan-shot footage of the performance up above and down below. Limp Bizkit’s European tour continues Wednesday (July 1st) at Movistar Arena in Madrid, Spain. They launch a North American summer tour July 9th at Quebec City, Quebec’s Festival d été. You’ll find their full tour schedule here.

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The last full performance of that "Three Dollar Bill, Y'all" cut took place back in 2014.