Faith No More's European and UK tour in support of Sol Invictus was five years ago. FNM began their Sol Invictus tour in Japan, Australia and the USA before returning to Europe in May 2015. The second date was on Sunday May 31st in Munich, Germany at Rockavaria Festival. Merkur | Rockavaria: "Faith No More" in the sea of ​​flowers Munich "Faith No More" are back - although a bit irritating at the beginning. The criticism of the appearance of the legendary band at Rockavaria 2015. The beginning, at least the stage, is irritating: everything in white, plus a colorful sea of ​​flowers, decorated like at the Congress of the Indian National Party. But then he comes: Mike Patton, the Voice, also

The Faith No More and Korn co-headline 26 date tour across the U.S and Canada in August and September 2020 has been cancelled due to covid-19 The Faith No More & Korn Summer Tour will unfortunately no longer be taking place. It is with heavy hearts that we came to this decision out of an abundance of caution for the safety of our fans, crew, and fellow artists. Ticket holders will be emailed directly with their refund options, including a full refund, or you can request a 150% credit at Live Nation venues + they will donate the number of tickets you originally purchased to healthcare workers on the front lines. For more details, please visit livenation.com/refund. Thank you for your patience

FAITH NO MORE are about to return with a new album, 'Angel Dust', and a special guest slot on the Guns n' Roses European tour. PAUL REES discovers that things are still decidedly bizarre... Raw Magazine | Issue 98 | 27.05.1992 Strangers in a strange land by Paul Rees "WE CAN'T leave Jim on his own anymore 'cause he won't talk to anyone," Mike Bordin says with a smile. "Forget it, he's just giving you a hard time." The Interview is finished. Jim Martin, Faith No More's big, sick and ugly guitarist, has sat behind his shades throughout, staring Into the distance apparently oblivious to Bordin (drums), Mike Patton (vocals), Roddy Bottum (keyboards) and Bill Gould (bass) as they talk about the

Faith No More's European and UK tour in support of Sol Invictus was five years ago. FNM began their Sol Invictus tour in Japan, Australia and the USA before returning to Europe in May 2015. The first date was on Friday May 29th in Nurburgring, Germany at Rock Im Revier Festival. Regioactive SmugMug Laut de Set List Motherfucker Land of Sunshine Caffeine Evidence Epic Sunny Side Up Surprise! You're Dead! Midlife Crisis The Gentle Art of Making Enemies Easy (Commodores) Separation Anxiety King for a Day Ashes to Ashes Superhero #faithnomore #solinvictus

Bill was a guest on SepulQuarta live show on Wednesday May 27th. The Sepultura bassist and Bill spoke in length about all sorts including the history of both bands. They were joined by Joe Zon of Zon Guitars and the three got heavy with technical talk. You can watch the 1 hour 28 minute show below. #faithnomore #billgould #sepultura #zonguitars

EPISODE SUMMARY Mike & Jimsby continue talking about Faith No More's 1995 album King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime. EPISODE NOTES It's 1994. Jim Martin has been fired from Faith No More via fax, Mr Bungle's Trey Spruance has taken his place on guitar, Roddy Bottum is absent from most the songwriting and King for a Day is the result. Featuring discussion of: King for a Day, What a Day, The Last to Know & Just a Man. KFAD talk begins at 20:20 Email: podcastcroissant@gmail.com facebook.com/podcastcroissant Instagram - @podcastcroissant Twitter - @podcroissant #faithnomore #podcastcroissant

Bill Gould, Jared Blum and Dominic Cramp released the second Talking Book album on April 24th 2020. You can now watch the second video release for the track They Came At Dawn from the album put together by Cramp. Download the full album now. #talkingbook #billgould

On May 26th 1992 Faith No More released their first single from Angel Dust. In an article on Consequence Of Sound ranking all Faith No More songs from worst to best, Midlife Crisis took the number one spot. The quintessential question of what is Faith No More’s single best song has, far and away, the easiest answer imaginable. By 1992, Angel Dust had done a complete 180 away from the sound generally synonymous with Chuck Mosley to what FNM is known for now: triumphant Mike Patton vocals that shine in every register, every pitch; the fluid harmonization of Martin and Bottum’s guitar/keyboard combos; perfect drum and bass coordination; blends of dark tones and obscure subject matter that leave

FNM have set up a new exclusive merch page to help their crew who are facing a year without income due to covid-19 A message from Bill Gould: "There’s been plenty of attention about the collapse of the concert industry, how it has been impacting musicians, artists, agents… but very little coverage has focused on the impact it’s made on a crucial element of live music and touring: the crew. Without a band’s crew, the show does not go on; yet, in light of the recent postponements, they have been left with few options to support themselves, or their families. And speaking of families, the band that you know as Faith No More is more than the five musicians you see on stage. It is a larger family

FNM have been forced to reschedule dates in the UK and Europe due to covid-19. "Europe and the UK… Apologies to all who have bought tickets and have been kept waiting, but there is so much uncertainty at the moment. We’re not happy about this but due to the current health situation there is no way we will be able to perform these shows scheduled for June/July. We will reschedule.... as we plan on finishing what we started. We’ll see you in 2021." - Billy, Jon, Mike B, Mike P, & Roddy New Dates June 7, 2021 Manchester, UK O2 Apollo June 8, 2021 Manchester, UK O2 Apollo June 9, 2021 Glasgow, UK O2 Academy June 11, 2021 Birmingham, UK O2 Academy June 12, 2021 London, UK O2 Academy Brixton June

Yup, Faith No More are back and Mike Patton's still got his tongue planted firmly in his cheek. Their new LP 'Angel Dust' has ruffled a few feathers at the record company but thankfully, Faith Mo More still don't give a shit. Chris Watts was dispatched to Los Angeles to catch the band shooting a video for their up-coming single 'Midiife Crisis', and uncovered Big Jim Martin and co's welcome return to their MTV-hostile roots... Kerrang! | Issue 393 | May 23, 1992. 'Sure, We Can Compare Ourselves To Gods' by Chris Watts FOR YOUR information, Los Angeles is a piss-factory. On one hand they've burnt down the ghettos of South Central and Compton. They've even firebombed Fredericks' lingerie s

Due to covid-19 it would seem that FNM have a lot of dates to reschedule for next year. The dates for their Los Angeles shows with System Of A Down, Korn, Helmet and Russian Circles at Banc Of California Stadium will now take place on May 21st and May 22nd 2021. Existing tickets will be honoured. FNM also announced via social media that they are, "still figuring out the EU/UK summer dates we’ve scheduled. This virus is a bitch, hang tight and thanks so much for your patience. lotsa love." Faith No More have also been confirmed for the rescheduled Tons Of Rock festival in Norway, the event will now take place between June 24th and 26th 2021. #faithnomore #fnmtour2021

Man On Man is the new duo of Roddy Bottum and Joey Holman who have created music during quarantine. The collaboration's Instagram describes the project as "gay lovers making gay music." In a new interview Roddy told Rolling Stone, “We’re setting out ultimately to document this odd time in the history of the world and to address the importance of creativity and togetherness. The statement of the song and video for ‘Daddy’ maybe is a celebration of love in isolation and is a love letter to the not-so-distant past of a place and time where we communed physically together with our queer community.” Read the full interview. Man On Man have already recorded an “album worth of material” and will se

It's near-heatwave time again and Faith No More are Founding off their conquest of British shores. In '87 they made a splash with the unlikely radio-hit 'We Care A Lot', in '88 they showed vocalist Chuck the door, in '89 they gave us 'The Real Thing' and new boy Mike Patton and then... Metal Hammer | 21st May 1990 Three Sides of the Coin by Mark Day Not so much a meteoric rise as a slow, steady tumble up the stairs to success. With the press salivating, sporadic London dates, longer U.K. lours and a growing barmy army of travelling fans, Faith just got big. Big enough to play Hammersmith Odeon. Big enough to play Top Of The Pops. That big enough for you? So we watch Robocop on the tour bus,

Faith No More released their long-awaited seventh studio album on May 18th 2015. It was their first recording since 1997. Unconquered Sun How are you supposed to react when your favourite band - who you have religiously adored for over twenty five years and who you didn't believe would ever record again - delivers an album eighteen years after their last offering? Excited, yes. Nervous, yes. Five years since it's release and Sol Invictus still feels like brand new material, it still evokes feelings of liberation and reminds us of a era of rebirth. Here we will re-live how FNM conquered 2015, they continued to surprise and confuse fans and how they created something on their terms which w

Faith No More released the first single from Album Of The Year on May 19th 1997. "It's kind of like when you eat something and all the ingredients fit together. You can't really say why you like it but it's just you know you like it. To me that song has size, it has the scope and it has the melody and it has the impact. It gives me all those things I need that make me feel good." - Bill Gould 2016 1997 was a bit of a dull year for rock and metal music, it was the beginning of a nu metal era with bands trying to re imagine the early 90s movements. Elsewhere electro dance music was interesting, the happy hippy techno beats had been replaced with more brutal and funkier bands like The Prodigy,

EPISODE SUMMARY Mike & Jim continue talking about Faith No More's 1995 album 'King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime' EPISODE NOTES It's 1994. Jim Martin has been fired from Faith No More via fax, Mr Bungle's Trey Spruance has taken his place on guitar, Roddy Bottum is absent from most the songwriting and King for a Day is the result. Featuring discussion of: Ugly in the Morning, Digging the Grave & Take This Bottle. KFAD talk begins at 54:36 Email: podcastcroissant@gmail.com facebook.com/podcastcroissant Instagram - @podcastcroissant Twitter - @podcroissant #faithnomore #podcastcroissant

Faith No More's North American tour in support of Sol Invictus was five years ago. FNM began their Sol Invictus tour in Japan and Australia, they returned to the USA for the first time since October 1997 in April 2015. The sixteenth date was on Friday May 15th at Electric Factory in Philadelphia. Cynobs Fans stood waiting for what felt like forever on May 15th, 2015 at The Electric Factory in Philadelphia, but none of that would matter soon. This was the moment where we were finally going to see Faith No More live after years of hiatus other than a few select shows. We were ready. The background music set the mood before the performance. An eclectic mix of slow jazz and vintage show tunes. T

Faith No More's North American tour in support of Sol Invictus was five years ago. FNM began their Sol Invictus tour in Japan and Australia, they returned to the USA for the first time since October 1997 in April 2015. The fifteenth date was on Thursday May 14th at Webster Hall in New York. The Waster Faith No More is ready to drop their new album, Sol Invictus, and they celebrated with a run of intimate performances at Webster Hall in New York City. Opening the second night of two sold out shows, Le Butcherettes brought exactly what you need to kick off a Faith No More show – tons of energy, a lot of quirk, and raw emotion. The set featured their signature heavy-driving fusion of post hard

Rock City in Nottingham UK was a favourite venue during the 90's and Faith No More played at the club no less than seven times. Including their first two UK tours in '88, in 89, twice in 90, their first Angel Dust Tour gig in '92 and in '97. Faith No More | Rock City - May 11th 1988 Sounds | 21.05.1988 Talk About The Passion by Neil Perry THERE ARE times when you almost hate this band for being so goddamn complete. They excite you then punish you, harm you then charm you. Invite you in, then kick you right out. Four months since their debut UK tour and Faith No More reappear to continue what they started. Rock City was certainly no dumping ground for first night nerves; this gig was a pro