admin2014-12-22T14:38:07+00:00December 22nd, 2014|Faith No More, News, Tour dates|0 Comments
Another date for Faith No More’s European summer festival run has been confirmed with the band booked in for Belgium’s monster Graspop Metal Meeting.
FNM will play on the summer solstice, 21 June 2015. Also on the bill are Slipknot, Kiss, Motorhead, Korn and Slash.
Tickets are already on sale from Ticketmaster and Proximus.
admin2014-12-20T14:45:24+00:00December 19th, 2014|Faith No More|4 Comments
Canadian alternative music site 99 Scenes has reported that Faith No More will headline the Heavy Montreal festival in Quebec in August 2015.
The festival will take place at the Parc Jean-Drapeau from 7-9 August.
The festival itself has not confirmed any of its 2015 lineup. If the report is true, it would be Faith No More’s first Canadian concert since they played the Rage festival in Vancouver in October 1997.
(Hat/tip Antoine, Faith No More French Community)
admin2014-12-10T04:43:31+00:00December 10th, 2014|Faith No More, News|0 Comments
Faith No More’s Motherfucker single sits proudly at number 1 in the iTunes chart in Finland and Bulgaria.
It is also number 2 in Poland and Slovenia and number 77 in the Amazon.com charts.
The song peaked so far at 71 in the UK, 59 in Australia and 90 in Canada on iTunes – and 67 in Brazil and 77 in Spain. It is number 5 in Chile and 96 in the US.
Faith No More is also number 43 in the collated iTunes global chart.
admin2014-12-08T23:44:47+00:00December 8th, 2014|Faith No More, News|7 Comments
Faith No More’s first single since 1997 is now available on Spotify and iTunes.
Get on Spotify
admin2014-12-08T11:24:57+00:00December 8th, 2014|Faith No More, Links for a day, Video vault|0 Comments
Mike Patton’s Fantômas played a Santiago sideshow and then the Rockout festival in Chile over the weekend. Thanks to those is Comments who posted videos.
Here is the full set from the first show:
part 2
And here is Twin Peaks from Rockout
And here is Rosemary’s Baby
Omen
ELSEWHERE the thank Chuck Mosley campaign continues. The Faith No More blog are running an auction to raise funds: They an inviting bids for:
an original promotional photo of the band from the early 80’s, it was saved in Bill Gould’s archive for around 30 years and sent as a gift to one of us. It was later signed by Chuck when he visited Chile in 2013.
So, how can you get this piece? Easy: Bid on it at this link: Facebook album!If your bid wins then you make the donation of the amount reached to Chuck’s paypal account and we’ll send the Photo*. The auction ends on December 12th.Remember our aim is to help, so if the bid is too high for you and you simply want to make a donation, we welcome you to do it here: [email protected]
And wise words on the subject from Ben in Comments:
I personally feel that with the amount of hours of my life since I was 10 years old that I’ve spent either listening to or humming Chuck’s songs Cement, VUA, and his songs with FNM that I’ve been ripping him off for years. Seriously, his VUA album was only $9 when I bought it and these demos were a dollar donation (I paid more to try to help him get a tour going, but a lot of people just paid the dollar). Anyway, I think these demos are great, several of them better than the album cuts. People should check them out and it’s for a good cause.
admin2014-12-05T11:25:00+00:00December 5th, 2014|Faith No More, Links for a day|4 Comments
THE digital release of Faith No More comeback single Motherfucker may be just days away but nothing stops in Mike Patton world and the FNM singer is in Chile this week as Fantômas play the Rockout Fest.
The band kick off tonight with a sideshow along with the Melvins at the Teatro Cariola in Santiago:
More details here:
AS always Patton’s arrival in Chile has attracted great interest. On their Facebook page, Rockout posted this shot of the band arriving:
AND Rockout’s video of Mike P’s message to Chilean fans has been picked up La Nacion newspaper.
AWAY from Fantômas, today marks 17 years since this brilliant if end-of-an-era Faith No More performance on UK TV. I watched this randomly just last week but the Faith No More blog reminded me today that it was aired on 5 December 1997. TFI Friday indeed.
THE FDRMX site has published an insightful review of Motherfucker.
“The song is about rhythm and ascension. It’s a chanted, rising swell of drums, with a spoken rhyme that leads to a rather glorious, almost operatic, chorus filled with Patton’s distinctive melodious-psycho vocals.”
admin2014-12-05T07:26:40+00:00December 5th, 2014|Faith No More, News|2 Comments
Former Faith No More lead singer Chuck Mosley has a new series of demos for sale over at his bandcamp page:
You can also donate to Chuck directly via Paypal – chuckATmosleyvua.com
(replace the AT with @ – replaced for spam reasons)
And Chuck also appears on the record by Indoria – and you can now download the track What I Feel.
The band state:
“This album is being released early to help our good friend, Chuck Mosley with some financial hardships. Chuck has been a staple in the music scene for the last 25 years performing in: Faith No More, Bad Brains, Cement, and VUA.”
admin2014-12-01T10:23:38+00:00December 1st, 2014|Faith No More, Links for a day|0 Comments
The gimp pimps the Record Store day show at the Amoeba
Radio ident for Motherfucker radio done as only Faith No More could. The promo is for Radio Tangra in Bulgaria.
Unleash your inner Mike Patton and win with the Rockout Fest.
The Chilean festival is holding a competition ahead of Fantomas’s performance there later this month.
Head over to the event’s Facebook page and do your best Patton impression and send Rockout Fest a 15 second video for a chance to win two tickets to Rockout Fest [with Fantômas, Primus and (the) Melvins].
Closing date is 23:59 on 1 December 1st [Chile time]. (Hat tip Pattonism on Facebook)
The sale continues at the Faith No More US store. Get 20% off when you spend more than $50.
Meanwhile, the international store has posted its Christmas delivery dates.
| Friday 28 November Tuesday 2 December Thursday 4 December Friday 5 December Monday 8 December Thursday 11 December Friday 19 December 12 noon Tuesday 23 December 12 noon |
Operational BFPOs Australia, Asia, Far East (including Japan), New Zealand Africa, Caribbean, Central & South America, Middle East Cyprus, Eastern Europe, Greece USA, Canada, Poland Western Europe (excluding Greece, Poland), Static BFPOs UK orders Christmas Guaranteed Service |
Bill Gould is going to busy (busier!) in 2015, as another one of his projects House of Hayduk, will be releasing their second album. The release – entitled Distant Early Warning – will feature Bill and newcomer Dave Lombardo of Slayer and Fantomas. Our friends at the Faith No More Blog have all the details and an interview with House of Hayduk composer Mads Heldtberg,
admin2014-12-01T05:48:18+00:00December 1st, 2014|Faith No More, News, Video vault|1 Comment
It is easy to scoff at people holding up cameras, phones and especially tablets at gigs and it is now regarded as a serious social faux pas with artists such as Jack White and Savages banning it outright at their gigs. But…in certain circumstances such as when new songs are being played for the first time or when a band is playing in a tiny venue, it would not be possible to see these unmissable performances but for the chutzpah of such camera warriors. So FNM 2.0 salutes you camera and tablet guy – and especially in this instance the likes of Eric Pace, Jason Gifford, Jose Henrique M. Oliveira Gonzalo Maldonado,Frank Slodysko, reyka wrekka and especially littlemoe69 for filming and uploading Faith No More‘s historic, iconic, for-the-ages performances at the Amoeba record store in San Francisco on Friday.
New full show:
(Fantastic overall views above and the song sounds great)
There are some great photos from Joshua Weinfeld here.
And Frank Vella also has a set on Flickr. (hat tip Pattonism on Facebook)
Amoeba also have some photos and should add their video of the show soon.
And Rock N Roll Cocktail also have truly amazing shots.
Faith No More 2.0 is completely independent and unofficial and the editor has no connection to the band, management, record companies etc..
If you have any news, ideas or would like to get in touch you can reach me at [email protected]
