Jelly Roll Joins Limp Bizkit at Welcome to Rockville

Welcome to Rockville, one of the many amazing festivals put together by Danny Wimer Presents, went down this past weekend in Florida.

The festival boasted a lineup of Foo Fighters, Disturbed, Slipknot, Judas Priest, Mudvayne and of course Limp Bizkit.

During LB’s set, they pulled out their cover of The Who’s “Behind Blue Eyes”, which was on their 2003 album, Results May Vary. In the middle of the song, Fred Durst started pleading for someone to “save me” and asking for “an angel”, which seemed to be lost on the crowd as they didn’t pick up that Fred was laying down references to “Save Me” and “Need a Favor” by Jelly Roll.

Well, the “angel’ he called for appeared and Jelly Roll came out to join LB for the second half of the song. A cool moment for sure.

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