Dr Seuss's Moshpit Tour 1998

Dr Seuss's Moshpit Tour 1998
Genre	Nu Metal, Alternative metal, Rap metal, Rap, Industrial metal, Hip hop, Grunge metal
Dates	Summer
Attendance	Korn Limp Bizkit Coal Chamber Rage Against the Machine Incubus System of a Down Ice Cube

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Dr Seuss's Moshpit Tour took Metal and Rap to the top in 1998 featuring Metal Grunge band Korn, Rap Rock band Limp Bizkit, Nu Metal band Coal Chamber, another Hip Hop Rock group, Rage Against the Machine, and with their absence on the last day was replaced by rapper Ice Cube, and late 90s alternative metal band, Incubus, and brand new 90s metal band, System of a Down. The Moshpits drove the police to work as 19 people died in the moshpits during the whole show.

RATM Replacement

Rage Against the Machine left the tour on the last date due to studio time on recording their third studio album The Battle of Los Angeles. Dr Seuss replaced Rage Against the Machine with Ice Cube for the last date of the tour to continue the concerts.

War against Warner Bros records

Warner Bros suggested they take Red Hot Chili Peppers on tour with them, after denying the offer, Warner Bros wasn't pleased, they then lost money because none of their bands where in the huge USA tour in 1998, Warner retaliated with fans after the tour was over in August of 1998, after the war between Dr Seuss and Warner Bros, Dr Seuss stated that Warner Bros where being entitled brats, but then made a deal, Dr Seuss stated that Static X will be in Dr Seuss's Moshpit Tour 1999, and they would record Dr Seuss's Moshpit 1998's album on Roadrunner Records, making Warner Bros even more mad to make matters worse.

Line-up

• Korn
• Limp Bizkit
• Coal Chamber
• Rage Against the Machine (Replaced by Ice Cube on last date)
• Incubus
• System of a Down

Dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
July 1, 1998	Detroit	United States	Comerica Park
July 3, 1998	Cleveland		FirstEnergy Stadium
July 5, 1998	Indianapolis		Lucas Oil Stadium
July 7, 1998	Chicago		Guaranteed Rate Field
July 9, 1998	Milwaukee		Fiserv Forum
July 11, 1998	Minneapolis		U.S. Bank Stadium
July 13, 1998	Des Moines		Jack Trice Stadium
July 15, 1998	Kansas City		GEHA Field Arrowhead Stadium
July 17, 1998	New Orleans		Caesar's Superdome
July 19, 1998	Birmingham		Bryant-Denny Stadium
July 21, 1998	Atlanta		Sanford Stadium
July 23, 1998	Jacksonville		TIAA Bank Field
July 25, 1998	Charlotte		Spectrum Center
July 27, 1998	Nashville		Nissan Stadium
July 29, 1998	Oklahoma City		Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
July 31, 1998	Houston		Toyota Center
August 2, 1998	Phoenix		State Farm Stadium
August 4, 1998	San Diego		Petco Park
August 6, 1998	San Francisco		Levi Stadium
August 8, 1998	Portland		Moda Center
August 10, 1998	Seattle		Lumen Field
August 12, 1998	Las Vegas		Allegiant Stadium
August 14, 1998	Salt Lake City		Rice-Eccles Stadium
August 16, 1998	Denver		Empower Stadium at Mile High
August 18, 1998	Lincoln		Memorial Stadium

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