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\n\tLimp Bizkit<\/a>\u2019s tour plans will remain on schedule despite the death<\/a> of founding bassist Sam Rivers<\/a>, organizers hosting one of the band\u2019s upcoming shows informed fans this week.<\/p>\n \n\tThe group is scheduled to return to the stage on Nov. 29 at Mexico City\u2019s Explanada Estadio Aztec as part of its Papa Gringo Tour. On Monday, organizers MusicVibe posted a statement on Instagram telling concertgoers, \u201cIn such a significant moment for the band and its fans,\u00a0Limp Bizkit\u00a0has decided to continue with its performance on November 29th.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cThat night, every riff and every scream of the crowd will resonate in honor of the great legacy\u00a0Sam\u00a0offered to Nu-Metal, because his energy will never cease,\u201d the organizers continued.<\/p>\n \n\tLimp Bizkit\u2019s Papa Gringo Tour will then continue southward into South America through December with shows lined up in Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil.<\/p>\n \n\tRivers, Limp Bizkit\u2019s founding bassist and the \u201cpulse beneath every song,\u201d as the band said in a statement, died Saturday. While the cause of death was not immediately revealed, more details have emerged in recent days, including a report that emergency services in St. Johns County, Florida, responded to a \u201cnonresponsive person in cardiac arrest\u201d call,\u00a0TMZ reported.<\/p>\n \n\tAdditionally, authorities said they \u201cresponded to an attended death at that address,\u201d suggesting that Rivers was under the care of a medical staff at the time; following Rivers\u2019 death, Limp Bizkit\u2019s DJ Lethal shared a photo of the bassist on tour wearing a \u201cFuck Cancer\u201d shirt, along with the hashtag #FuckCancer. An official cause of death has not yet been released.<\/p>\n