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TheAnger Management Tour was a rap and rock music tour, founded and started in the fall of 2000 byLimp Bizkit,Papa Roach and, after the release ofThe Marshall Mathers LP,Eminem.

The first "Anger Management" outing took place in 2000. The tour began two days after the release ofChocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water on October 19, 2000. On the first leg Limp Bizkit and Eminem co-headlined with support from D12, Papa Roach and Xzibit.^[1] They played through November 21, 2000. Four dates on the first leg were cancelled or rescheduled due to Fred Durst's swollen vocal chords. October 24 and November 3, 15 and 19.^[2]

The second leg occurred from November 24 till December 19, 2000 with support fromDMX,Godsmack and Sinisstar in tow. Limp Bizkit finished the leg as headliners as it was the only Anger Management tour where Eminem did not finish, and instead, Limp Bizkit headlined over him. In this leg, three further dates were cancelled on November 26 and December 13 and 14. Rapper DMX missed four shows on the tour including a stop on December 17, where there was an issue and had to cancel his performance.

The other acts continued the tour and on December 19, 2000, during the final show at Limp Bizkit's hometown inJacksonville, Florida, DMX came out to perform an acapella sing-along to one of Limp Bizkit's songs during their set. Finally, at the end of the night, DMX gave a prayer to the audience, saying he will do better for the Lord and himself. During the concert at some point during Limp's set some fans stormed Limp Bizkit's tour bus and took all the band members clothes. Despite this, the tour ended on a high-note for Limp Bizkit, who were leading the charge of theNu Metal wave at the time and had enjoyed great and tremendous success during this era.

The tour was supported by the acts' then-recent album releases which includedInfest by Papa Roach and finally, Xzibit's soon-to-be released major label debut,Restless in December of that year. Both Eminem and Limp Bizkit had album releases they were supporting on this tour that had sold over a million copies in their first week.

Anger Management 2001 took place in Europe with Eminem headlining the first leg in February with support from OutKast, Xzibit and D12. Guest artists likeDr. Dre, Dido andMarilyn Manson appeared at select dates.

Limp Bizkit and Godsmack would finish the second leg during May and June 2001.

Eminem would headline future editions going forward.

The second tour took place in the summer of 2002. Eminem said "It's basically the same thing that it was the last Anger Management Tour without Limp Bizkit... Papa Roach are still cool though." Headlined by Eminem with support from Papa Roach, Ludacris, Xzibit, X-Ecutioners and Bionic Jive. The tour ran from July 18 to September 8, lasting 32 dates.

Anger Management 2003 took place in Japan and Europe with support from 50 Cent, Cypress Hill, D12, Xzibit and Obie Trice.During a stop in Milton Keynes, UK, fans grew restless and agitated at the prolonged 'stage changeovers' between artists and threw bottles of liquid (alcohol, water, and urine) at the stage.^{[citation needed]} It was the last rock inclusion of the tour with Cypress Hill playing a mix of rap rock along with their hip hop tracks during their run of the tour.

The third tour took place in the summer of 2005.50 Cent missed the tour's first two stops because of a scheduling conflict; he was tied up shooting his film debut.Ludacris filled in on those dates.^[3]

• Limp Bizkit
• Eminem
• Papa Roach
• Xzibit
• Godsmack
• DMX
• Sinisstar
• D12
• Outkast
• Dr. Dre
• Dido
• Snoop Dogg
• Marilyn Manson
• Ludacris
• X-Ecutioners
• Nate Dogg
• Dina Rae
• Obie Trice
• 50 Cent
• Cypress Hill
• Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz
• G-Unit
• Stat Quo
• Lil Scrappy
• Pitbull
• Hush
• Mase
• Akon
• Lloyd Banks
• Young Buck
• Olivia
• Flipsyde
• Bionic Jive

1st edition

USA:Limp Bizkit,Eminem(until 21 November),Papa Roach(until 21 November),Xzibit(until 21 November),DMX(started 24 November),Godsmack(started 24 November), Sinisstar(started 24 November)

Europe 2001:Eminem,Xzibit,OutKast,D12(February 2–10)

Europe 2001:Limp Bizkit,Godsmack(May 9 - June 16)

2nd edition

USA:Eminem,Papa Roach,Ludacris,Xzibit,The X-Ecutioners and Bionic Jive (until 7 August)

Japan:Eminem,50 Cent,D12,Obie Trice

Europe:Eminem,50 Cent,Cypress Hill,Xzibit,D12

3rd edition

Eminem,50 Cent,Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz,G-Unit,D12,Obie Trice,Stat Quo,Lil Scrappy,Pitbull,Ludacris(replaced 50 Cent on first two shows)

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

In December 2012, it was confirmed that Eminem would finally perform atSlane Castle in Ireland on August 17, 2013, 8 years after cancelling the European part of the 2005 tour.^[4]

Anger Management Tour
DVD release of a 2002 performance
Genre	Hip hop/rap,dirty rap,hardcore rap,gangsta rap
Dates	Fall, Summer
Location	United States
Years active	2000–2003, 2005
Founders	Limp Bizkit,Eminem,Papa Roach,Ludacris,Xzibit,X-Ecutioners, Bionic Jive,50 Cent,D12,Obie Trice

In 2002 aDVD of the 2001 Anger Management Tour Europe was released and contains backstage footage withD12,Xzibit,Marilyn Manson, andDido.

All Access Europe was released on June 18, 2002.

Track list

1. "Hamburg"
2. "Oslo"
3. "Stockholm"
4. "Amsterdam"
5. "Brussels"
6. "Paris"
7. "Manchester"
8. "London"

In 2005 a DVD of the 2002 performance inDetroit, Michigan, was released and features behind-the-scenes footage as well asEminem's performance in its entirety and special guestsD12 andObie Trice.

Eminem Presents the Anger Management Tour was released on July 4, 2005.

Track list

1. "Square Dance"
2. "Business"
3. "White America"
4. "Kill You"
5. "When the Music Stops" (featuringD12)
6. "Pimp Like Me" (featuring D12)
7. "Fight Music" (featuring D12)
8. "Purple Pills" (featuring D12)
9. "Stan"
10. "The Way I Am"
11. "Soldier"
12. "Cleanin' Out My Closet"
13. "Forgot About Dre"
14. "Drips" (featuringObie Trice)
15. "Superman" (featuring Dina Rae)
16. "Drug Ballad" (featuring Dina Rae)
17. "Just Don't Give a Fuck"
18. "Sing for the Moment"
19. "Without Me"
20. "My Dad's Gone Crazy"

In 2007 a DVD of the 2005 performance in New York City'sMadison Square Garden was released and features Eminem's performance shot by Showcase Network in its entirety, plus special guests D12, Obie Trice, andStat Quo. In 2009, aBD of the same performance was released. This was the last performance to featureProof before his death in 2006.

Eminem Live From New York was released on November 13, 2007.

Track list

1. "Backstage Pt. 1"
2. "Evil Deeds"
3. "Mosh"
4. "Business"
5. "Rain Man"
6. "Ass Like That"
7. "Puke"
8. "Kill You"
9. "Like Toy Soldiers"
10. "Git' Up" (featuring D12)
11. "How Come" (featuring D12)
12. "Rockstar" (featuringBizarre of D12)
13. "40 Oz" (featuring D12)
14. "My Band" (featuring D12)
15. "Backstage Pt. 2"
16. "Stan"
17. "The Way I Am"
18. "Just Don't Give a Fuck"
19. "Got Some Teeth" (featuring Obie Trice)
20. "Stay 'Bout It" (featuring Obie Trice & Stat Quo)
21. "The Setup (You Don't Know)" (featuring Obie Trice)
22. "Like Dat" (featuring Stat Quo)
23. "Cleanin' Out My Closet"
24. "Mockingbird"
25. "Just Lose It"
26. "Backstage Pt. 3"
27. "Lose Yourself" (featuring D12)

• Concert tours of the United States
• Concert tours of Canada
• Concert tours of Germany
• Concert tours of Norway
• Concert tours of Sweden
• Concert tours of the Netherlands
• Concert tours of Belgium
• Concert tours of France
• Concert tours of Japan
• Concert tours of Ireland
• Concert tours of the United Kingdom
• 2000 concert tours
• 2001 concert tours
• 2002 concert tours
• 2003 concert tours
• 2005 concert tours
• Eminem concert tours
• Music festivals established in 2000
• Hip-hop music festivals

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