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Faith No More Announces First Tour in Ten Years

6/17/2026

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Faith No More Tour

Bassist Bill Gould announced on the Rock Talk podcast that Faith No More will tour for the first time in a decade.
Brazilian live-entertainment firm 30e signed Faith No More to a deal, calling its approach different and receiving a band statement of support.
Drummer Mike Bordin, keyboardist-guitarist Roddy Bottum and singer Mike Patton had said the band was broken up, although Patton noted a sense of closure after the 2016 tour.

Summary

Tomahawk Tour

Tomahawk announced a U.S. tour, its first U.S. dates in 13 years.
The summer itinerary adds a reunion with labelmates the Melvins, their first joint shows since 2003.
Patton’s agoraphobia diagnosis during the pandemic cancelled the band’s planned 2021 tour.
Fans speculated online after a cryptic “2027” Instagram image, which may also promote a pricey 2027 T-shirt.

History

Historical Context

In 1994 the Eagles ended a 14-year break-up with the “Hell Freezes Over” album and arena tour, reviving a pattern of 1970s superstars returning to the stage. The tour, launched May 27 1994 and running into 1996, grossed about $30 million and sold over six million U.S. copies, prompting other veteran acts such as Faith No More and Tomahawk to schedule comeback dates.

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Faith No More Tour

Bassist Bill Gould announced on the Rock Talk podcast that Faith No More will tour for the first time in a decade.
Brazilian live-entertainment firm 30e signed Faith No More to a deal, calling its approach different and receiving a band statement of support.
Drummer Mike Bordin, keyboardist-guitarist Roddy Bottum and singer Mike Patton had said the band was broken up, although Patton noted a sense of closure after the 2016 tour.

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