After Faith No More sparked major excitement with a surprise tour teaser on June 16, Bill has now confirmed that the band intends to return to the stage in the near future. Speaking with Rock Talk's Jadranka Jankovic Nesic, Bill revealed the band's plans, saying, “Yeah, we’re gonna do it. We’re gonna play.” He explained that going out on tour is the desire to perform while the band can still meet the physical demands of their music. “You know, our music is very physical, and

Brazilian promoter 30e has signed yet another major deal with another beloved metal band. The live entertainment company announced a long-term deal with Faith No More that positions the South American promoter as the strategic and operational hub for the band’s future global tours. 30e will utilize its market insights, data, marketing and infrastructure to plan any of Faith No More’s future ventures while the band preserves its creative autonomy and control over its legacy. T

Faith No More's album Angel Dust found extensive critical acclaim when it was released in 1992. Here are a collection of reviews from major music publications all over the world. Q Magazine | June 1992 | Peter Kane Nobody could accuse Faith No More of having had an easy ride. Formed as long ago as 1982, the San Francisco quintet were going precisely nowhere for a good five years until the caustic, lurching attack of We Care A Lot began to attract attention, especially in Eur

The Story of how the astounding and inspiring album Angel Dust was recorded. Written with the help of the band, referencing interviews with the five members and those who were involved. 1991 The Beginning As they entered 1991 Faith No More were celebrated musicians, band of the year for many including RIP and Kerrang! magazine. Promoting their acclaimed album The Real Thing had kept the band out on the road for two years and attention from the press and fans alike had left

The Story of how Album Of The Year was recorded. Written with the help of the band, referencing interviews with the five members and those who were involved. Album of the Year, an end and a beginning. Faith No More toured their fifth album King For A Day for only seven months, no time at all compared to the two years plus they were on the road promoting The Real Thing. This tour was cut short so that the band could get back into the studio and work on their next record. "Us