Last Friday night, Limp Bizkit brought their Loserville Tour to Bethel Woods in Bethel, delivering a night of unforgettable performances. 

Corey Feldman opened with his eclectic blend of rock and pop, captivating the audience with his showmanship. N8NOFACE followed, bringing an edgy punk-electro vibe that amped up the excitement. BONES, with their dark, atmospheric hip-hop, set a moody tone, priming the audience for the headliner.

Limp Bizkit took the stage with explosive energy, starting their set with fan favorites like “Break Stuff,” “My Generation,” and covers including their 1997 rendition of George Michael’s “Faith” that helped lead the band to notoriety. Fred Durst’s charismatic stage presence and interaction with the audience kept the energy high throughout the night. The band’s tight performance and nostalgic setlist transported fans back to the peak of nu-metal, delivering both new and longtime fans a thrilling experience.

The concert culminated in an encore with another round of “Break Stuff,” leaving the audience in a euphoric frenzy. Limp Bizkit’s Bethel Woods show was a testament to their lasting appeal and ability to deliver a powerful live performance.