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Faith No More (founded 1981) is an American rock band from San Francisco, California, U.S. Credited for inventing the alternative metal genre.

Faith No More’s original line-up consisted of Billy Gould on bass, Mike Bordin on drums, Mike “The Man” Morris as vocalist, and keyboardist Wade Worthington, under the name Sharp Young Men. The band’s genesis is characterised by an inconsistent line-up and

Shortly after Morris suggested a name change to “Faith In No Man” but settled on “Faith. No Man” for the release of their first single “Quiet in Heaven/Song of Liberty” in 1982. Worthington departed the group and was replaced by Roddy Bottum, only for Bottum, Gould and Bordin to leave the band and start another with the name Faith No More.

The band’s particular sound is a conglomeration of many genres, combing heavy metal with funk, including progressive rock elements to create atmosphere, as well as some strong hip-hop vibes. Faith No More have acknowledged Theatre of Hate, PIL and Killing Joke as early influences in their music.

The band’s first full-length album “We Care a Lot” was a struggle to record due to financial struggles and sounded underdeveloped and incoherent, however their second “Introduce Yourself” released in 1987 on Mordam Records held a lot more promise for the band’s future, attracting a limited attention on MTV.

Mike Patton, an accomplished vocalist from the band Mr. Bungle, joined the band in 1989 and within two weeks had written the lyrics for the follow-up album “The Real Thing” which received a Grammy nomination. The album featured the track “Epic” which received considerable MTV airplay, and led to impressive shows at the MTV video awards and Saturday Night Live. The subsequent tour further promoted the album which achieved platinum status in the U.S., Canada and South America.

The band’s next albums “Angel Dust” represented an experimental shift in their music, whilst its successor “King for a Day… Fool for a Lifetime” featuring the singles “Digging the Grave” and “Evidence” and became the favourite albums of the band among loyal fans. “Album of the Year” Faith No More’s sixth and most recent album signalled an 11-year hiatus for the band allowing the members to pursue their own projects. The band reformed in 2009 and have toured consistently for three years with a seventh studio album in the works.

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“Sorry it took us so long to get back here, we had to go get old.” The Faith No More reunion was nothing new by the time the band from San Francisco graced Colorado with its presence at Red Rocks. The Second Coming Tour kicked off in London over six years ago. Mike Patton and the boys saw countless countries before returning home to play The Warfield in 2010. More dates, more countries, and a new album followed, yet Colorado was still left hanging. So although it hadn’t been thirty years (as they claimed last night), they had kept their Rocky Mountain fans waiting for almost two decades. I don’t know the exact date (or venue), but I’d have to guess it was around ’97 or ’98, for the Album of the Year Tour. The last time I saw them was in San Diego with Steel Pole Bath Tub for the King for a Day Tour, so it didn’t surprise me that Mike Bordin had gone grey, or that he needed a little oxygen assistance to pound away at his kit 6,400 feet (“Dennis Hopper on drums!”), but what shocked the hell out of me was the agelessness of Mike Patton. I’ve seen the guy perform with various side-projects at various festivals through the years, but I’ve never seen him as alive as he was last night. The few technical difficulties that the band experienced were largely erased by Patton’s unbelievable vocal range. - See more at: http://ilistensoyoudonthaveto.com/2015/09/10/faith-no-more-red-rocks-09-08-15/#sthash.m323uBsp.dpuf

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The newly reunited Faith No More have returned with their classic alt-rock sound and despite several line up changes and alterations, Billy Gould and Roddy Bottum are in tow to perform to their loyal fan base with a plethora of cult hits. Hardly charismatic onstage, what they lack in showmanship they make up for in technical ability as from the first chords of 'Zombie Eaters' the band do not miss a single beat throughout.

Having enjoyed moderate chart success during their heyday, the band has a devoted fan base readymade as well as new revellers to their set. Having toured almost continuously from their incarnation in 1985 to their demise in 1998, the band are a slick performance act and never allow the pace to falter or drop off. A brilliant triple hit of their three most known singles 'Easy', 'Everything's Ruined' and 'Midlife Crisis' get the audience enthused and applauding during the mid-dip.

Now with some energy behind them, they finish on a brilliant 'Ashes To Ashes', taken from their last release 'Album of the Year'. The audience erupts in cheers and it is obvious proof that they are incredibly happy to have this band back together.

Faith No More takes 90s alternative rock and puts quite the interesting spin on it. Behind the masterful vocals of Mike Patton, the greatest vocalist of our generation, Faith No More takes the usual 90s alternative rock sound and adds in a bit of hip hop based influence and metalizes it all together for one of the most unique sounding bands of all time.

Some may look down on them for being so influential to the god-awful “rap metal” or rap influence in nu metal, but the fact that Faith No More spawned these types of bands should not be a knock on them, Faith No More has Mike Patton, other bands don’t. It’s no surprise why other bands failed.

As if it wasn’t enough to be an incredible studio vocalist, Mike Patton is able to not only pull this material off flawlessly in a live setting, but he is able to pull it of flawlessly while also unleashing bucket loads of energy. The guy was put on this earth for one reason and one reason only and that is to bring us immense joy with his unique timbre, unbelievable range and packaging that all together with unmatched energy in live performances.

Roddy's keyboard crapped out after the first song or two and they worked on it for most of the set and only got it fixed with a few songs remaining. Poor guy was clearly frustrated, and after each song the rest of the band would gather around the drum kit to decide which song to play next that didn't rely too much on the keyboard part. As a result, I think we got a slightly different set list than was intended, but band and audience took it in stride. I was hoping for a few more songs from The Real Thing and Angel Dust but the only disappointment for me was that they didn't play Zombie Eaters. I loved watching Billy Gould work his bass magic and Mike Patton can still sing scream like always. I'm super happy I finally got to see these guys play...better late than ever I guess!

Unbelievable performance by all band members, most memorably front-man Mike Patton, of course. I don't know how he can scream for 5 minutes then sing something as soft as "Easy". His voice is phenomenal and I hope I get to see them again before they (inevitably) split again. Was disappointed that the venue tried to oust us so soon after the show ended. It's widely known that the band makes an appearance after the show to meet their dedicated fans.

Great show. If you weren't there, you really missed something.

Great gig in a good venue. Sound quality was good from the seats, maybe less so at the back of the standing area. Dubioza Kolektiv were a very typical FNM support band and got the crowd down the front going. FNM started with new track, Motherf**ker, from the new album, Sol Invictus, which was superb and just continued to bang out the hits with new tracks fitting in well right until the end.

After 18 yrs. Faith no more has returned in a big, powerful new sound way! Like a fine 18yr. Aged scotch, they have just gotten better&better! It was one of, if not the, greatest concerts ive ever been to! And ive definately dont miss the new album may 18th!been to a lot!!! Dont miss em,

Faith No More's return to the Motor City was nothing short of amazing. Patton and co. played a lengthy set peppered with classics spanning their entire career, including a guest appearance by former FNM front man Chuck Mosley. Another bucket list act achieved!!! Truly spectacular...

They were awesome and really seemed happy that people came out to see them! Band was tight, Patton was money! Great set list across all albums with a good sample of the new songs as well. Great to see they are having a good time playing together after such a hiatus!

Faith no More were great, nothing else to say about it. Mike is at home in Italy, so it was fun to have him talking in Italian with the audience!

The worst was the location, a parking lot with no view of the stage... but this wasn't their fault!

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Faith no more announce rescheduled australian tour dates.

In a statement released today, the alt-rock legends voiced their dismay towards changing the dates, but acknowledged that the reasons were well out of their control. “The circumstances that have forced this decision are well beyond our control but not being able to play for you all stings like a motherfucker. We wanted to figure out how to address our upcoming tour down there in terms of rescheduling and postponements but basically… We fully intend to make good on our promise to come down and perform for you all.”

Faith No More have even managed to keep Melbourne’s RVG as the opening act for the tour, which should make for one hell of a show. If you do have a ticket to one of their Australian shows, fear not – it’ll remain valid for next year’s run. However, you can get a refund from Ticketek as of today should you feel the need. Check out the new tour dates below.

Faith No More Australian Tour 2020 2021

Friday February 26 – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane QLD

Saturday February 27 – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney NSW

Monday March 1 – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne VIC

Thursday March 4 – Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide SA

Saturday March 6 – RAC Arena, Perth WA

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Faith No More Announce Rescheduled Australian Tour Dates

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Faith No More will now visit Australia in early 2021.

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Just over a month out from what was supposed to be their first Australian headline tour in 23 years, Faith No More have announced rescheduled dates for their upcoming tour of the country.

The US alt-metal band first announced their upcoming Australian tour plans in early February, having emerged from their perpetual slumber last November to plot a bunch of European shows.

“Five years, four colonoscopies, two root canals and a handful of prostate exams tell us that it’s time to carpe diem our asses back to Europe asap,” the group explained in a statement at the time.

While a teaser soon appeared on the Frontier Touring Facebook page indicating an Australian trek was on the horizon, the band soon revealed they would be hitting up local stages for the first time since the 2015 Soundwave Festival.

“Faith No More has taken many twists and turns over the years, and both Australia and New Zealand have been with us every step of the way; this is something that we have always appreciated,” explained bassist Billy Gould.

“Nevertheless, we realise that it’s been 20 years since our last proper tour there. If we wait another 20, we’ll be in our 70’s. This shit stops NOW!”

Unfortunately, the cancellation of countless gigs due to COVID-19 has seen Faith No More’s May tour become one of the latest victims, with the band unveiling a run of rescheduled dates earlier today.

Now set to take place across February and March of 2021, Faith No More will still play the same venues in the same order, and are still set to be joined by RVG, who recently stunned Melbourne crowds as the support for the Pixies.

“Friends… Due to the spread of the COVID-19 we have no choice but to postpone the FNM concerts we had planned in New Zealand and Australia in May,” the group wrote in a statement.

“The circumstances that have forced this decision are well beyond our control but not being able to play for you all stings like a motherf*^ker. We wanted to figure out how to address our upcoming tour down there in terms of rescheduling and postponements but basically… We fully intend to make good on our promise to come down and perform for you all.

“Hold on to your tickets,” they added. “If these new dates don’t work, we’ll refund your ticket. Thank you for supporting us and the quest for public safety.”

All tickets remain valid for the rescheduled dates, though anyone unable to attend the new date is entitled to a full refund, and is urged to submit their details to the relevant ticketing agency no later than Friday, April 17th.

Faith No More Australia & New Zealand Tour February/March 2021

With special guests RVG

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Monday, February 22nd, 2021 Spark Arena, Auckland, NZ (All Ages) Tickets:  Ticketmaster  | Ph: 0800 111 999

Wednesday, February 24th, 2021 Horncastle Arena, Christchurch, NZ (All Ages) Tickets:  Ticketek  | Ph: 0800 842 538

Friday, February 26th, 2021 Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, QLD (All Ages) Tickets:  Ticketek  | Ph: 13 28 49

Saturday, February 27th, 2021 Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW (All Ages) Tickets:  Ticketek | Ph: 13 38 49

Monday, March 1st, 2021 Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC (All Ages) Tickets:  Ticketek  | Ph: 13 38 49

Thursday, March 4th, 2021 Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide, SA (All Ages) Tickets:  Ticketek | Ph: 13 48 49

Saturday, March 6th, 2021 RAC Arena, Perth, WA (All Ages) Tickets:  Ticketek  | Ph: 13 48 49

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The Californian rockers will play seven massive arena shows across Australia and New Zealand with special guests rockers RVG from Melbourne.

This marks their first headlining tour in Australia since 1997. Faith No More will play Brisbane Entertainment Centre on 13th of May, Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on the 15th, Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on the 16th, Adelaide Entertainment Centre on the 18th, and conclude in Perth at the RAC Arena on the 20th. All shows are open to all ages.

Last in the country for Soundwave Festival 2015 , we said of their unforgettable performance: “Faith No More is impossible to follow. Musically? Forget about it. As entertainers? Don’t try it, you won’t win. Experiencing Faith No More freewheeling through their canon is mandatory, no matter what age Patton, Bordin and Gould are. No matter what age YOU are. They will last forever.”

From cult classics Sunny Side Up to metal-chart toppers Falling to Pieces and Epic, setlists are poised to run the gamut of the band’s thirty-five year career. Bassist Billy Gould said in a statement, “Faith No More has taken many twists and turns over the years, and both Australia and New Zealand have been with us every step of the way; this is something that we have always appreciated. Nevertheless, we realise that it’s been 20 years since our last proper tour there. If we wait another 20, we’ll be in our 70s. This shit stops NOW!” Right on.

Tickets to all shows will go on sale 12pm local time on Wednesday 12th of February. Fans are encouraged to sign up for Frontier Touring membership, which grants access to the Frontier Members Pre-Sale. The pre-sale opens on Monday 10th of February, running for 24 hours or until the allocation is exhausted. Click here for start times and other information.

Recognising the bushfire crisis, Faith No More will be donating $1 (plus GST) from each ticket sold across the Australian and New Zealand dates to Animals Australia , and state fire services in affected areas, including: NSW Rural Fire Service , Country Fire Association VIC , SA Country Fire Service , Rural Fire Brigades Association QLD . Last month, the band announced that all proceeds of their June Manchester, UK, gig will also benefit Aussie charities.

Faith No More is Mike Bordin (drums), Roddy Bottum (keyboards), Bill Gould, Jon Hudson (guitar), and Mike Patton (vocals). They have released seven studio albums to date: We Care A Lot (1985), Introduce Yourself (1987), The Real Thing (1989), Angel Dust (1992), King For A Day… Fool For A Lifetime (1995), Album of the Year (1997), before breaking up in 1998. They reformed in 2009-2010 for their  Second Coming  tour, eventually releasing new material with Sol Invictus (2015).

FAITH NO MORE AUSTRALIAN ARENA TOUR

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Wednesday 13 May // Brisbane Entertainment Centre // Brisbane, QLD Friday 15 May // Qudos Bank Arena // Sydney, NSW Saturday 16 May // Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne, VIC Monday 18 May // Adelaide Entertainment Centre // Adelaide, SA Wednesday 20 May // RAC Arena // Perth, WA

General public tickets go on sale Wednesday 12th February through Ticketek

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FAITH NO MORE Announce Rescheduled Tour Dates

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Frontier Touring and Faith No More wish to advise that the band’s highly anticipated arena tour of Australia and New Zealand has been rescheduled to February 2022, due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation and subsequent restrictions on international travel and venue capacities.

Both the band and Frontier thank fans for their understanding and patience regarding the latest news. Make no mistake: these arena shows will be epic and worth the wait! Melbourne band RVG – who released their incredible new album Feral in 2020 – remain special guests at all dates.

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Faith No More Reschedule Australia Tour to 2022

The ‘90s alternative rock heavyweights pushed back their scheduled 2021 tour to 2022, citing the health crisis and ongoing restrictions on international travel and venue capacities.

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Australia’s touring market is slowly, and surely, opening up following a crushing lockdown, with the likes of homegrown artists Delta Goodrem, Tina Arena and Guy Sebastian all booked for arena tours in 2021.

One act who won’t be playing big rooms next year, as planned, is Faith No More .

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On Wednesday, the ‘90s alternative rock heavyweights pushed back their scheduled 2021 tour to 2022, citing the health crisis and ongoing restrictions on international travel and venue capacities.

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“Once again in this world of things being temporarily out of our control, we are having to postpone our AU/NZ dates,” reads a statement from Mike Patton and Co. “Postponed and not cancelled being the silver lining here and we’re grateful for that. We intend on making it up to you only at a time when things are safe for all of us. Until then, thanks for sticking this out with us and take care. We’re all in this together and when it happens we promise to make it special.”

The rescheduled dates see Faith No More kick off their tour Feb. 10, 2022 at Christchurch Arena, followed by a show Feb. 12 at Spark Arena in Auckland, followed by arena shows at each of the Australia’s five big cities.

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𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗔𝗡𝗡𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗖𝗘𝗗 🔊 We wish to advise that @FaithNoMore 's tour of AUS & NZ has been rescheduled to Feb 2022, due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation and subsequent restrictions on international travel and venue capacities. #KeepYourTicket . 🎫 https://t.co/HYjcH8phPy pic.twitter.com/7UbW4mfWnj — Frontier Touring (@frontiertouring) December 16, 2020

All original ticket purchases are valid for entry at the rescheduled shows, confirms Frontier Touring , which is producing the jaunt.

Melbourne band RVG, who made their ARIA Top 50 debut with their 2020 sophomore album release, will open on all seven trans-Tasman dates.

Faith No More’s most recent release, 2015’s comeback album  Sol Invictus , went straight to No. 2 on the ARIA chart.

Faith No More Rescheduled Dates For 2022 Feb. 10 — 2022 Spark Arena, Auckland – All Ages Feb. 12 — Horncastle Arena, Christchurch – All Ages Feb. 15 — Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane – All Ages Feb. 17 — Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney – All Ages Feb. 18 — Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne – All Ages Feb. 21 — Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide – All Ages Feb. 23 — RAC Arena, Perth – All Ages

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Faith No More reschedule Perth dates

Epic rock band faith no more have postponed their perth show to march 2021, tickets are on sale now, faith no more have posted the following message to their fans in the wake of covid-19:.

Friends… Due to the spread of the COVID-19 we have no choice but to postpone the FNM concerts we had planned in New Zealand and Australia in May.  

The circumstances that have forced this decision are well beyond our control but not being able to play for you all stings like a motherf*^ker. We wanted to figure out how to address our upcoming tour down there in terms of rescheduling and postponements but basically…  We fully intend to make good on our promise to come down and perform for you all. Hold on to your tickets, postponement dates are as follows. If these new dates don’t work, we’ll refund your ticket.

Thank you for supporting us and the quest for public safety.

We will see you soon,

Billy, Jon, Mike, Mike and Roddy ‍

Frontier Touring and Faith No More wish to advise the rescheduling of the band’s upcoming tour of Australia and New Zealand to February/March 2021 , in light of the current COVID-19 crisis and subsequent Government directives and travel bans.

Originally set for May 2020, Faith No More will now perform seven huge arena shows across Australia and New Zealand in early 2021. Frontier Touring and Faith No More apologise to all those affected by the date changes and thank fans for their support and understanding. 

Tickets to all shows are on sale now via frontiertouring.com/faithnomore .

All tickets previously purchased are valid for the new rescheduled dates. No action is required; show up on the night with your existing ticket to gain entry.

Ticketholders unable to attend the new date in their city are entitled to a full refund and should submit their details to the relevant ticketing agency (see links below), no later than Friday 17 April:

Submit your details to Ticketek, click here  

Don’t miss the chance to catch Faith No More live on stage in 2021! ‍ Faith No More is Mike Bordin (drums), Roddy Bottum (keys), Bill Gould (bass), Jon Hudson (guitar), and Mike Patton (vocals). They’ve released seven studio albums to date: We Care A Lot (1985), Introduce Yourself (1987), The Real Thing (1989), Angel Dust (1992), King For A Day… Fool For A Lifetime (1995), Album of the Year (1997) and Sol Invictus (2015).

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AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND FEBRUARY/MARCH 2021 – RESCHEDULED DATES Presented by Frontier Touring, Triple M + The Rock (NZ)

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Patrons are advised to purchase tickets only through authorised ticket sellers. We cannot guarantee any ticket purchase made through any means other than the official ticketing agents listed on the Frontier website. ‍

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Faith No More’s Australian Tour Has Been Cancelled

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Faith No More ‘s planned 2022 Australian and New Zealand tour has been cancelled, along with the band’s scheduled European dates. The run of dates was slated to kick off in February of next year following multiple postponements due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Unfortunately, due to our current challenges, we aren’t going to be ready to perform for the upcoming Australian, New Zealand and European tours,” reads an update from the band.

“To play at anything less than 100% after so long is not an option for us. We apologise to all of you ticket holders, and are forever grateful to our fans for your support and understanding.”

The news comes a few months after Faith No More cancelled what was planned to be their first US tour in five years , with frontman Mike Patton citing “mental health reasons”, adding, “I have issued that were exacerbated by the pandemic that are challenging me right now.”

Patton’s bandmates gave their full support at the time, saying in their own statement, “We believe that forging ahead with these dates would have had a profoundly destructive effect on Mike, whose value to us as a brother means more to us than his job as singer. He can count on our 100% support to do what he needs to do to get things right. Just as we also ask for your support right now.”

Those who purchased tickets to FNM’s Australian tour via debit or credit card will be automatically refunded in full with no need to take action.

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Faith No More Reschedule Australian and New Zealand Tour for 2022

by Music-News.com on December 16, 2020

Faith No More will pick up their Covid-postponed Australian and New Zealand dates in 2022 .

In a statement the band announced, “Once again in this world of things being temporarily out of our control, we are having to postpone our AU/NZ dates. Postponed and not cancelled being the silver lining here and we’re grateful for that. We intend on making it up to you only at a time when things are safe for ALL of us. Until then, thanks for sticking this out with us and take care. We’re all in this together and when it happens we promise to make it special.”

The rescheduled dates are:

New Zealand 10 February 2022, Christchurch, Christchurch Arena 12 February 2022, Auckland, Spark Arena

Australia 15 February 2022, Brisbane, Entertainment Centre 17 February 2022, Sydney, Qudos 19 February 2022, Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena 21 February 2022, Adelaide, Entertainment Centre 23 February 2022, Perth, RAC Arena

Fans should hang onto their tickets – all original purchases are valid for entry at the rescheduled show dates and fans are encouraged to #KeepYourTicket. No action is required, just show up on the night with your existing ticket to gain entry.

Ticketholders will be contacted directly via their show’s authorised ticketing agency regarding these date changes; steps will be provided should the new February 2022 dates not suit.

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According to a source, rumors of Faith No More (Mike Bordin, Billy Gould, Roddy Bottum and Mike Patton, ed) working in recording studio are true, with as many as eight songs having been put to tape. “ It’s still in the early stages, ” “ They got security on the doors to ensure no-one hears a whisper, ” a source said.

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Do you think Faith No More will pick up right where he left off and deliver another excellent album? Have you heard any rumors about the new album? Let us know!!

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