After cancelling U.S. tour that was supposed to take place last September, due to mental health concerns, Faith No More have now announced that all of their 2022 dates are a no-go, including an Australian and New Zealand tour that was going to take place in February, followed by a tour of the UK and Europe in June and July.

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Faith No More and Mr. Bungle frontman Mike Patton has announced that he was forced to cancel both bands' forthcoming tour dates, citing mental health reasons. You can read his full statement below.

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In addition to their appearances at this year's Riot Fest and Knotfest, Faith No More will perform a trio of US dates in September with Fucked Up as the supporting act.

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The recently-reunited Faith No More have announced the rescheduled dates of their first European tour in over half a decade. This trek will now take place in June and July of next year.

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This summer, Faith No More and Korn will team up for a co-headline North American tour. Consisting of 26 gigs, it will feature the following special guests: Daron Malakian and Scars On Broadway, Helmet, Spotlights, and '68 on select dates. The full itinerary is available below.

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Faith No More announce the return to the road next summer by announcing first three festival appearances: Hellfest Open Air (June 20), Sunstroke (June 13) and Tons Of Rock (June 26). Thsi will be the band's first (European) performances in five years. More shows to be announced soon. Stay tuned.

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Faith No More are mourning the death of former singer Chuck Mosley, with whom the band reunited last year for two shows in California in celebration of the reissue of their long-out of print 1985 debut album, We Care A Lot. Chuck Mosley died at the age of 57 on Thursday and according to a statement released by his family, the cause of death was "due to the disease of addiction." Faith No More has also released a statement.

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Alternative metal icons Faith No More will reunite with former singer Chuck Mosley for two shows in California this week in celebration of the reissue of their long-out of print 1985 debut album, We Care A Lot, which is due for release this Friday via KoolArrow Records. The first date will take place tomorrow (August 18th) in San Francisco at the Great American Music Hall. The second show will take place two days later at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, and will be an acoustic set.

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Faith No More's debut album, We Care A Lot, will be reissued worldwide on August 19th, 2016 via Koolarrow Records with new mixes, demos and live recordings. This is an album that has been out of print for over 20 years. These tracks have been remastered by Maor Appelbaum from the original 1/2" mix reels with bonus tracks: demo versions (taken from the original 8-track tapes) of "Greed," "Mark Bowen," "Arabian Disco" and "Intro," live versions of "The Jungle" and "New Beginnings."

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Faith No More had their long awaited return this year with the comeback album Sol Invictus (Reclamation Recordings/Ipecac Recordings). Now the alternative metal purveyors have shared their new music video for the tune "Sunny Side Up" directed by Joe Lynch. This is the first official promo video taken from the studio album and their older version is rocking it out at a nursing home.

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No ticket money? No problem. Faith No More have got your live show needs covered as they will be streaming their May 8th appearance at The Fillmore in Detroit. You can see it all at this location via Yahoo! Screen. Clear your evening schedule, skip the lines, keep your rent money. The show begins at 9:15 pm EST.

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You can start your week with new music from Faith No More. The American metallers will release their first new album in almost two decades, Sol Invictus, and the second song you get to hear from it is "Superhero". It will be available as a limited edition 7-inch single on March 17th. Until then, give it a spin below. Did you enjoy the song?

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Faith No More's new album finally has a release date. The fans had to wait 18 years for the follow-up to Album Of The Year. The new album will be called Sol Invictus and it drops on May 19th in North America and one day earlier in Europe via Reclamation Recordings/Ipecac Recordings. Mark your calendars! Next month, the band is releasing a new single called "Superhero" and they will also tour in North America in April/May.

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As they prepare to release a new album, Faith No More have announced their first North American tour dates as well. A special pre-sale begins on January 28th at 10:00 AM local time. The Americans will also perform at Heavy Montreal festival in August. You already had the opportunity to listen to the new track "Motherfucker" but Faith No More are also releasing a new single called "Superhero" soon. It will be released as a limited-edition 7" on March 17th and digitally on March 31st.

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Former Faith No More singer Chuck Mosley, between 1983-1988, has fallen on hard financial times and is asking for help from his fans so that he and his family can avoid being evicted from the house they have lived in for the past decade. He took to the internet to ask for help as he is in danger of losing his family's house. The singer performed on the band's firs two albums, We Care A Lot and Introduce Yourself.

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