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Faith No More European tour dates
For the record, here are the confirmed European tour dates:
| June 28 | Volt Festival | Sopron | Hungary |
| June 29 | Belgrade Calling | Belgrade | Serbia |
| June 30 | Creation of Peace | Kazan | Russia |
| July 2 | Stadium Live | Moscow | Russia |
| July 4 | Malta Festival | Poznan | Poland |
| July 5 | Rock for People | Hradec Králové | Czech Republic |
| July 7 | Sonisphere | Amnéville | France |
| July 8 | Hammersmith Apollo | London | UK |
| July 10 | Brixton Academy | London | UK |
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Faith No More to headline Sunday at Sonisphere Knebworth: tickets now on sale!
Faith No More will top the bill on the Sunday of the Sonisphere UK festival at the iconic Knebworth venue.
Faith No More will give a UK exclusive performance on 8 July on the Apollo stage. Faith No More bassist Bill Gould said:”It was over 2 years ago when we decided to reform and play those amazing UK shows. The good news is, we’ve had a couple of years to improve our skills; moving our song to error ratio down 3.5 full percentage points. Watch out UK, we’re going to do it right this time!!”
The festival also sees Kiss give a world exclusive performance on the Friday night with Queen featuring Adam Lambert headlining the Saturday in a European exclusive.
Tickets pre-sale NOW
The special ticket pre-sale for FNM, Kiss, and Queen fans starts at 8pm UK time (i.e. now) through seetickets.com. No password needed, just the link. General sale starts on Thursday 23 February at 9am.
Other bands playing on the Sunday alongside Faith No More are Incubus, Marilyn Manson, Mastodon, Refused, Cypress Hill and Andrew WK.
General Knebworth info
You can find all the information you need to know about the fesival including tickets, how to get there and accommodaton here.
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Faith No More to play Sonisphere France – with poster and ticket details
Faith No More are to headline the Sonisphere France festival on 7 July.
FNM will play the Saturday night of the festival which takes place in Amneville.
Tickets go on sale for the festival on 22 February at 10am CET at www.avosbillets.com
Faith No More for Sonisphere UK says UK tabloid
The Daily Star, our UK newspaper of choice for their searing cerebral analysis of world affairs, today reports that Faith No More will play Sonisphere UK this summer.
During the course of an interview with American Idle winner Adam Lambert, who will help Queen thrash their own legacy to bits at the festival, the paper casually reports: “Sonisphere’s line-up, which also includes metal veterans Faith No More, tours Europe before hitting Knebworth on July 6-8, scene of Queen’s final gig with Freddie in 1986.”
Faith No More have previously been strongly rumoured to be playing the French version of the touring festival on the same weekend.
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No Faith No More for Pinkpop
Dutch radio station 3FM have revealed that Faith No More will not be playing at the popular Pinkpop Festival in May.
FNM have yet to confirm any dates for 2012 but are rumoured to be playing Sonisphere France in July.
Faith No More add Argentina date to South American tour
Roddy and Bill have both announced on Twitter that Faith No More will play in Buenos Aires, Argentina on 8 November. From what I can gather this seems to be a stadium gig – at the Estadio Malvinas.
Here is a summary of the dates so far:
8 November, Buenos Aires ARGENTINA
9 November, Teatro de Verano, Montevideo, URUGUAY
12 November, Maquinaria festival, Santiago, CHILE
14 November, SWU Festival, São Paulo, BRAZIL
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Faith No More extend tour with Uruguay date
Faith No More’s Roddy Bottum has confirmed that the band will play the Teatro de Verano in Montevideo on 9 November.
The band have already pencilled in dates for 14 November at the SWU Festival in Brazil and 12/13 November in Santiago. Despite their many gigs in South America, this will be Faith No More’s first gig at the home of Luis Suarez and the Copa America champions.
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Faith No More’s final Second Coming show in Santiago
(via @Shimaru_)
Faith No More are due to go on stage at 2115 local time at the Estadio Bicentenario Municipal De La Florida in Santiago for the final show of the 2009-2010 Second Coming reunion tour and possibly the band’s final show ever.
There is no live video or audio stream that we are aware of but we will try to keep you updated here.
Not much news on songs played yet but Chilean media have reported that their were crowd disturbances before the concert and pepper spray used. Seems like a minor disturbance and here’s hoping everyone can enjoy the show.
Meanwhile, some video has surfaced of Epic on Twitter (via @sandrarriagada).
Setlist (i.e what we have heard they have played on Twitter)
Epic
Evidence (in Spanish)
Midlife Crisis
Ben
King for a Day…
Just a Man
Easy
Surprise You’re Dead
We Care a Lot
Kiss and Say Goodbye
Faith No More T in the Park rumours not true
The supposed leak of images suggesting that Faith No More will be playing Scotland’s T in the Park festival next summer is an elaborate hoax.
Just to clarify, the band have told us that it is a hoax.
The Foo Fighters have been confirmed as headliners.
Billy moves to quell Chile date change rumours
UPDATE:
New tweet from Bill
Bill Gould has tweeted on the rumours that Faith No More’s final Second Coming concert on 5 December in Santiago might be moved back one day to accommodate a football match.
According to leading Chilean news portal Terra, Audax Italiano maintain that their Chilean Primera Division match against Universidad de Chile on 5 December at the stadium has been planned for five months with the knowledge of the concert promoters. The article quotes Claudio Terra, the club’s general manager as saying: “the producer fucked with me every day with this, but they are the irresponsible people who took risks to organise a huge event on a day that they were told they could not. The stadium is ours, we have nothing to change and they do not even have any contract with us.”
Holy Filament has the original story on the rumours.