Iconic '90s Rock Band Announced as Headliners for Music and Tattoo Festival

Limp Bizkit is on a series of back-to-back shows this year. From major music festivals across Europe to the United Kingdom and the United States, the ‘90s rock band has proven that their iconic hits and appeal to the public remain as unstoppable as ever.

As the nu-metal/rap-rock band gears up for the slew of upcoming shows, Limp Bizkit has added another exciting show to their lineup.

In an Instagram post, Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival revealed the artists and bands performing at the highly anticipated event.

This year, the three-day event will be headlined by some of the biggest names in the rock music scene.

Kicking off on July 17 at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio, Disturbed will lead Friday night’s lineup with performances from Papa Roach, Cypress Hill, Hollywood Undead and more.

As for the second day, Bad Omens will take the spotlight as headliners, joined by French heavy metal band Gojira as well as Sleeping With the Sirens, Machine Head, The Used and others.

Wrapping up the annual music festival, Limp Bizkit, led by frontman Fred Durst, will close out the event as the headliners, delivering a high-energy finale fans won’t want to miss.

Joining them on the third day are A Day to Remember, Ice Nine Kills, Norma Jean, Archers and more.

Fans in the comment section could not contain their excitement to see the star-studded roster perform at the three-day event of rock and metal.

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“THIS LINE UP IS INSANE,” one wrote.

“Hell yeah, can’t wait! It’s gunna be a riot!” a commenter said.

“LFG Limp Bizkit,” a follower mentioned.

On the other hand, Danny Wimmer, founder of the festival’s promoter Danny Wimmer Presents (DWP) is thrilled to welcome the major rock acts from Limp Bizkit, Bad Omens and Disturbed.

“We’re fired up to welcome Limp Bizkit back to Inkcarceration,” he said, as mentioned by The PRP News. “Their recent South American stadium run has sent social media into overdrive, and we’re proud to be part of their global takeover once again. Having Bad Omens headlining a DWP festival for the first time brings a whole new level of energy to the weekend, and adding Disturbed to this lineup makes it an absolute powerhouse for our fans.”

Meanwhile, DWP co-founder Dan Janssen described the upcoming festival as one of their “most in-demand lineups to date,” boasting 45 artists spanning rock and its various subgenres.

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