Aggro-Fate Finish Recording Debut

New Orleans based metal band Aggro-Fate has finished recording their debut album "This Aggressive Destiny" for Camp Fury Records. Ten tracks capturing Aggro-Fate's live aural assault, "This Aggressive Destiny" will be out on November 15th. Pre-orders are now being taken at Aggro-Fate's website.

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Hell On Earth Sketchy Details On Sunday Show

Tampa's Hell On Earth will perform live at the Brass Mug on Sunday, October 12th. When asked about the concert, lead singer, BillY Tourtelot answered, “I can not and I will not talk to you about what will or will not happen during our performance. We have a concert this Sunday night.”

According to Tourtelot, he has personally invited select individuals, as special guests of the band, for a back-stage meet-and-greet after the show. Some names on the list include Governor Jeb Bush, Mayor Rick Baker, St. Petersburg City Councilman, Bill Foster, Joe Redner, Bubba The Love Sponge, Spiceboy, Brent Hatley, Chief of St. Petersburg Police, Charles Harmon and Pinellas County Sheriff Everett Rice.

The venue doors open at 6:30pm. Hell On Earth takes the stage promptly at 7:30pm. The Brass Mug is located at 1441 E. Fletcher Ave., Tampa, FL (813) 972-8152.

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Limpbizkit Sued By Concert-Goers

The Smoking Gun reports that Limp Bizkit were sued Wednesday (October 8) in Chicago by 172 concertgoers who claim they were ripped off when the group ended a July performance after only 17 minutes. According to the below Cook County Circuit Court lawsuit, Limp Bizkit cut short its set at Cicero's Hawthorne Racetrack after instigating fans by displaying "obscene and profane messages to the crowd via four giant monitors." The complaint also alleges that Durst yelled "disgusting homophobic and anti-gay statements" at the crowd, and continued his vulgar diatribe even after the group fled the stage (Fred took his mic with him). The breach-of-contract suit, filed by attorney Michael Young, seeks a $25 refund for each attendee at the July 26 show, which also featured Linkin Park and headliner Metallica. According to the complaint, 40,000 people attended the "Summer Sanitarium Tour" stop, tickets to which cost $75. Check out the court documents here.

[this is only being posted due to its relation to the Summer Sanitarium Tour and the fact it's dissing limpbizkit. I'd have bought tickets to the concert if I knew they would only be playing 17 minutes!]

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