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LIMP BIZKIT, HOOBASTANK To Kick Off New Season Of 'Pepsi Smash' Live Series

May 12, 2004

LIMP BIZKIT, HOOBASTANK and LENNY KRAVITZ will kick off the second season of the WB's prime-time live music series "Pepsi Smash", with performances on the May 27 season premiere, according to Launch Radio Networks. Several acts will tape at a Hollywood studio, while others will perform at larger venues including Minneapolis' Target Center and Washington, D.C.'s RFK Stadium.

This year, Pepsi Smash viewers will get to take part in "Smash Off", a popular vote that determines which act will play a second song at the end of each episode.

EVANESCENCE and FOO FIGHTERS were among the artists that performed on the series last year.

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