Limp Bizkit performed at Ottawa Bluesfest, featuring a nostalgic collaboration with comedian Tom Green.The nu-metal band brought Green onstage for a rendition of their iconic 2000 single 'Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)', marking a rare reunion between the artist and the comedian who gained fame in the late 1990s.Fred Durst introduced Green to the crowd, who wore denim overalls and a long grey beard, engaging with fans before joining Durst on vocals.The performance highlighted the song's enduring popularity, which became synonymous with MTV's Total Request Live era.Limp Bizkit also honored their late bassist Sam Rivers during the set, reflecting on his impact as 'the soul in the sound.

' The band's recent resurgence includes festival appearances and a new single, 'Making Love To Morgan Wallen,' released in September 2025.Guitarist Wes Borland noted the group's current success, crediting their unity and fan connection for their revival.This event underscores Limp Bizkit's continued relevance in modern music while celebrating their legacy.