Category Archives: Tour dates
Faith No More announce LA support details
Roddy and Bill have just tweeted details of the support acts for the two dates on Los Angeles on 30 November and 1 December.

So to recap:
30 November, Hollywood Palladium:
Faith No More
Monotonix (Israel)
Creepy Creeps (San Diego)
MC: Selena Luna
1 December, Hollywood Palladium
Faith No More
Mariachi Los Toros (LA),
Redd Kross (LA)
MC: Selena Luna
Faith No More in Chile ticket details

Tickets for Faith No More’s final Second Coming tour date in Santiago, Chile on 5 December go on sale tomorrow, 12 October. Prices will range from $18 to $54 for the show, which will feature Primus as support.
Tickets on sale from
Puntoticket
Soldout
More details:
Humonegro
Faith No More to play Los Angeles on 30 November
Faith No More have confirmed that they will play the Hollywood Palladium on 30 November.
Bill tweeted: We’re gonna play LA!!! Nov. 30, Hollywood Palladium. We’re gonna do a fan presale to f%ck the scalpers. Passord: Wed, Sept 15, 10am
Roddy, almost simultaneously, added: FNM show at the Hollywood Palladium, people! Nov 30. Fan pre-sale Sept 15, 10am, we’ll give yous the password here for tix that morning.
FNM last played Los Angeles on 5 October 1997 and last played the Palladium on 27 April 1995.
Midlife Crisis audio from the latter show:
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1990 show at the same venue with Young MC assisting on Epic
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War Pigs with Ozzy and James Hetfield from the same show
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Billy and Roddy speak about Faith No More’s Chile finale
Faith No More will play the final show of their reunion tour in Santiago, Chile on 5 December.
More details have emerged with both Bill and Roddy doing interviews in the Chilean media, while Puffy is slated to give an interview on Chilean radio station Sonar FM on Sunday at 17:00 local time.
Bill tells La Tercera: “Yes, this is definitely the last show of the tour and we’ll visit the one country in South America. It will be very cool, very big. It’s our best finish, with nothing negative, no fights and cancellations. Then everyone will continue with their projects.”
Bill also speaks of his plans for a party in Chile, that the concert will be the greatest of their lives and that they will record a DVD or CD.
Bill also speaks in the last paragraph about his thoughts on the pros and cons of a new album. Here is the original Spanish quote, if anyone want to offer a proper translation that would be much appreciated because I don’t understand my Google-translate comprehension on such a delicate matter: “Nunca pensamos en hacer un nuevo álbum, porque originalmente sólo queríamos tocar. Pero en mi opinión, grabar un álbum era una gran idea”, relata. Luego acota: “En este reencuentro, siempre la relación entre todos fue muy buena, porque nos conocemos bien. Pero tenemos a momentos una relación bastante complicada, aunque diría que, como trabajamos juntos, todo termina pasándose y resulta algo positivo. Es muy extraño volver tras una década”.
Roddy is more emphatic about the future of the band after the show in his interview with Terra: “Terra: After this show are there any plans to do anything in the future? Roddy: No.” He reveals that an Imperial Teen album is imminent and that he will work on music for television and films. In a similar vein, the Tercera article reveals that Bill wil continue with Kool Arrow as well making music for a Macedonian animated film.
Meanwhile, tickets for the show on sale on 12 October from Punto Ticket.
Thanks to 3d-alex and Praxia for alerting me to the interviews and apologies if anything gets lost in translation.
Faith No more at Coachella video, set list and reviews, now with added Danny DeVito
Faith No More returned to the US festival scene in style last night with a short, sharp shock of a set at the Coachella festival in the California desert. Highlights included another Ben cover, a Patton stage dive and a mid-set semi-streak by Danny DeVito.
Faith No More 2.0 himself is too old to stay up until 430am these days and too lazy to get up that early on a Sunday so we missed the delayed webcast, so thanks to all for the tweets and comments on the gig.
New reviews added below
Video:
Check out the full set in video on Kik Axe.
Or a selection below
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Last Cup of Sorrow
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Ben
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Midlife Crisis
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Epic
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Ashes to Ashes and Just a Man (including Danny DeVito around 7.25)
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(Thanks to kanajun for video uploads)
Audio:
Here
Reviews:
Spin: “If there was a problem with the set, it was that despite his amped-up spazzy rapping and Faith No More’s full-tilt approach, this show felt like foreplay to a much greater, more epic performance. Maybe that’s still to come.”
New York Times: “Sincerity is a just a fabrication for Faith No More, but the band’s old crunch was real.”
Spinner: “Faith No More are back and, yes, it does feel so good.”
LA Weekly: “Again, the youngs were voting with the bodies for Hot Chip, but Patton and company offered a reliable option to the over 25s and all the comb-over VIP daddies and tattoed cougars.”
Variety: “Yet in terms of sheer bizarre spectacle, the band [Muse] couldn’t hope to compete with their predecessors on the main stage, a reunited Faith No More. Approaching their vintage rap-metal anthems as though they were all long-lost Dadaist performance artists, the nattily-suited quintet interspersed bludgeoning originals like “Epic” and “Surprise! You’re Dead!” with unexplained, jaw-droppingly faithful renditions of Peaches & Herb’s “Reunited” and Michael Jackson’s “Ben.” The latter saw wildman vocalist Mike Patton sustain an impossibly clear glory note, shove the microphone deep into his mouth, and dive into the crowd.”
Stuff: “Mike Patton is a born showman, whether fronting one of his numerous side projects or going back to his roots with Faith No More’s “second coming” he’s always running at high intensity. Today he barks military-style instructions at the crowd, laughs like a maniac, jumps into the moshpit for a crowd surf and hollers into his microphone like a mad cheerleader instructor. Awesome show.”
Orange County Register
Inland SoCal: “Faith No More brought humor and funky bass face-melting metal for an epic performance at the Coachella festival Saturday night.”
NME
KROQ FM
Setlist
Reunited
From out of Nowhere
Caffeine
We Care a Lot
Last Cup of Sorrow
Ben
Surprise You’re Dead
Gentle Art of Making Enemies
Midlife Crisis
Epic
Ashes to Ashes
Just a Man
Faith No More at Coachella live stream
A reminder of those Coachella steaming details:
Details here
The festival will be streamed on Facebook and MySpace.
There is some confusion over the times as FNM are on stage at 7.55pm but here’s the official webcast schedule
(Image via mikepatton.cl)

Faith No More to play Philadelphia
More t-shirt inspired gig news (via tbrandao). It appears Faith No More will play The Mann Center in Philadelphia on 3 July.

Faith No More add second New York show
Via Stubbadub
Faith No More have announced via the ultimate social media tool, the concert t-shirt, that they will play a second show in New York, in Brooklyn on 2 July, preceding their previously announced 5 July Williamsburg date.

Mondo Cane to play Portugal festival
Mike Patton will return to the Sudoeste festival this summer but with Mondo Cane and not Faith No More. He plays the Zambujeira do Mar festival on 8 August, according to Blitz. FNM played the festival last year.
Faith No More to return to Athens
According to the Stop the Sound blog, Faith No More will play the Ejekt Festival in Athens, Greece on Monday 13 July.
Latest news is that FNM and UNKLE are the only bands yet confirmed. More here (in Greek).


