CONCERT: Faith No More at Aftershock setlist, video and more

Faith No More definitively wrapped up their stunning 2015 – new chart-topping album, US and world tours, new music video – with a final show at the Aftershock festival at the Gibson Ranch, Elverta in California.

Good night, friends. It was a good year.

— Billy Gould (@MRGOULD) October 26, 2015

I got married in Sacramento. A photo posted by Roddy Bottum (@roddybottum) on Oct 26, 2015 at 1:09am PDT

@faithnomore closed the night out with an amazing set!! What an incredible weekend!!! @monstermusic #aftershock Photo @stephaniedcabral

A photo posted by Aftershock Concert (@aftershockconcert) on Oct 25, 2015 at 11:14pm PDT

Setlist

Here is the full list:
Motherfucker
Be Aggressive
Caffeine
Evidence
Epic
Sunny Side Up
Midlife Crisis
Gentle Art of Making Enemies
Easy
Separation Anxiety
Ashes to Ashes
Superhero

We Care Alot
Just a Man

Videos

From Five Finger Death Punch bassist Chris Kael:

Hell of a performance out of @faithnomore tonight at @aftershockconcert! Huge thanks to @monsterenergy and all the good people at #DWP for the hospitality this weekend. #ShitYesSon #RockNRollVacation

A video posted by Chris Kael (@5fdpchriskael) on Oct 25, 2015 at 10:55pm PDT

October 26th, 2015|Faith No More, News|14 Comments

14 Comments

Bobby B Better October 31, 2015 at 1:57 am

Thanks for a great year guys (band, commenters, and admin)! Topping it off with an awesome video was wonderful. Hopefully we’ll have more to come (SSU for RSD??)!
Theo October 29, 2015 at 3:47 pm

Hi,

Now seems as good a time as ever to say: thank you for all the updates. It’s been a good year to be a FNM fan, hasn’t it?

cheers!
Aaron October 29, 2015 at 4:08 am

Adam,

Second …maybe third…the great review. RE: PDX … let’s blame it on that horrible venue. Take me back in time to the Pine St. Theatre. I know, I know capacity. Cheers!
grant October 28, 2015 at 4:34 pm

What a great year for both the band and their fans….thanks for keeping us awash with info, Admin!
Eric October 28, 2015 at 3:58 am

SO excited for the next album, please don’t make us wait guys, you clearly have so much more to give the world.
A Concerned Fan October 27, 2015 at 1:06 pm

Can anybody confim Mike Patton’s current weight?
Mark C. October 27, 2015 at 1:05 am

What an amazing year to be a FNM fan. I loved seeing them live a few times in NYC. Thanks to FNM 2.0 for keeping is fans updated with tours news. I be seen the band live since the Angel Dust tour and thosbis the best I’ve seen them. I’m still digesting Sol Invictus and think it’s one of their best albums yet. I’ve got a set list from the May 14th show and have it framed with the ticket. Thank you FNM and all the FNM die hard fans for the good times.
Scott October 27, 2015 at 12:42 am

Alright, so if you see 3 comments from me (this being the 3rd posted now) it’s because these comments are “awaiting moderation”, puuuuu-leeeeeeeeze already guys ?
All because I posted the title of the song Faith No More opened their set with last night not once, but twice not being told any different on this silly page (talk about hypocrisy).
If you were there, sing that song LOUD ‘N’ PROUD (that’s what FNM’s moderator want’s us to do….).
Anyway, still love you guys, Roddy, Billy, Puffy, John and Mike. I’ll take it “in stride”.
I would’ve bought a “GIMP T-SHIRT” last night too, but he never even bothered showing up at the last show of the tour….?!?
M’kay…..?
Scott October 27, 2015 at 12:27 am

I was one of the few in the audience that was at the Billy Idol show in November ’91 (not like they believed anyone with their hand raised, lol……). The show FNM put on last night was “epic” (4th time seeing them since opening for Metallica in ’89 at Cal Expo. Last saw them on the first night of the 2 Warfield shows in April and it was just as good (for a shorter set with only @ 3 new songs as compared with @ 6-7 in April. I love “Sol Invictus”, but was SO GLAD I saw this “last show” of the tour. Opened with “Motherfucker”, and while I was singing along to it on my way to a “port-o-potty”, had a guy actually ask me the name of the song, fucking classic festival bullshit. The highlights for me were “:Mofo'”, “Caffine”, “Epic”, “Mid-life Crisis”, “Separation Anxiety”, “Superhero”, “The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies” and “Just A Man”(!!!), soooo bad-ass. My ONLY complaint (and I showed up late just to catch the last 3 bands at that), was that Jane’s had to open for Deftones (even in Sacto, sorry locals. It just wasn’t cool. Chino’s been really vocal over the years about certain California bands that influenced Deftones, and Jane’s Addiction (along with FNM trailing behind a little) leads the pack. It would’ve been FUCKING SUPERB had it been Deftones, Jane’s and then FNM playing in that order. I have seen FNM (4X now in this life since ’89), Jane’s @ 12 + and Deftones,…..? EASILY,……25X living in Sacto and seeing them play places like the Cattle Club in 1990 forward. And I will always love that band, but respect should be given when respect’s due, and it was “overdue” last night. Other than that…? THOSE 3 BANDS KILLED IT. word.
Scott October 26, 2015 at 11:30 pm

Arrived at 5pm and somehow didn’t have to show the tix we’d already paid for or pay for parking. Coheed was ending their set and the only thing better than seeing Jane’s Addiction live w/ Deftones and FNM, would’ve been putting Deftones before Jane’s (I’ve seen Deftones well over 20X’s in this life, Jane’s around 12 and FNM 4 total.), I know Deftones are Sac locals (duh, right?) but the line-up would’ve gone smoother. I came too see all 3 of those bands BTW (so no hate mail ?). FNM and Jane’s put on incredible performances, as did the ‘Tones, but I wasn’t digging their set until half way in. Seeing them 2X local in 3 years at the same festival when they played an “off-the-hook” gig at Ace O Spades 4 years early just “tainted” my memories of that club gig. And to everyone who thinks I’m hating: “Did you attend all of the shows I just mentioned and notice something I didn’t ?” Still love the Deftones, but FNM and Jane’s “brought it” last night…………..word, out.
Frank October 26, 2015 at 11:03 pm

Great review, but no need to trash the Deftones. They killed their set, and with Sac being their hometown the audience was really, really feeling it. Seeing these two bands back to back is a dream come true. Those final two hours are definitely burned into my memory forever.
Todd October 26, 2015 at 9:48 pm

Very detailed review, Adam, thanks for that. Glad to hear they finished strong. They are on a roll now and hopefully they continue with it next year.
Adam October 26, 2015 at 9:41 pm

We were there and it was tremendous. One always worries about festival shows because of shortened sets and diffuse fan bases. But FNM crushed it last night. It was sorely needed after sitting through 70 minutes of the tuneless mess that is The Deftones.

To these ears, the band seemed incredibly tight and ferocious. Separation Anxiety was an absolute juggernaut…it shook the ground. Epic was particularly good–they gave it a bit more conviction than I’ve seen at past shows. Mike Bordin was on fire. His sound was thunderous and I heard so many new fills that he no doubt perfected over the course of the tour.

Patton’s voice was as clean and clear as I’ve heard since the 2010 shows; effortlessly hitting all the notes during the night’s closer, Just A Man. Shredding with precision on Gentle Art and Superhero. Nailing a verse and chorus of Boyz II Men’s “End of the Road” during the Midlife breakdown. It was clear he was feeling good. Roddy also acquitted himself well on Motherfucker and carrying the chorus of Be Aggressive. Both he and Patton had fun talking about the last time they were in Sacramento–opening for Billy Idol!

I saw them early on their tour in Portland and they were a little shaky. The band I saw last night was a cohesive force of nature.
Todd October 26, 2015 at 8:56 pm

Congrats to FNM on the great year they had… can’t wait to see what they come up with next. The more new songs the better!

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- Benrun { Ugh...I keep hoping for some peep out of FNM...but nothing. It's getting rather depressing. I feel like I have a sado-masochistic relation with this band. } – Aug 07, 4:14 AM
- KingCol { I believe trey too but it kind of took me by surprise given that he is so talented and seems to play with no effort and is one of those guitarists that could have popped out of his mother at birth with the feckin thing - in fact at the time when kfad was released i was so impressed with the guitar sound on “the last to know” that my first assumption was that it must have been written by trey - after a brief Colombo miniature investigation it was uncovered to be written by the big boys in fnm... } – Jul 30, 10:42 PM
- Benrun { Unfortunately, not that I have seen. I think my favorite version is from Nancy, France in April 95, but the London one is pretty good as well. They are all audience recordings though. I remember that Trey interview...I believe him in that there is no point in reinventing the wheel. Jon had already figured out how to have his guitar tone fit in the mix and to modify chord progressions to fit the live playing by Bill, etc. I did notice some nuance by Trey in the songs, but I mostly enjoyed the never before played songs (Star AD &... } – Jul 30, 3:09 AM
- KingCol { Is there any decent quality (soundboard) live versions of “The last to know” that I’m not aware of ? London 95 seems to be the best out there unless there’s a bootleg version I’ve not heard . Watched a good interview with trey in relation to his role on the kfad tour — he wasn’t comfortable playing in front of huge crowds and was in a way star struck by fnm as a band . Had to get tips and tricks from Jon Hudson on how to play that particular style . Don’t know if he was being modest. } – Jul 30, 12:21 AM
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- KingCol { Well Adrian , the next time you see them ? Would you by any chance let me know in advance if you meeting up with any of them ? Iv never met any of the band and If it wasn’t too much hassle I’d have some questions i would forward to you that perhaps they wouldn’t mind trying to answer at their own volition of course.. If it was a case of they being sick to the teeth of being burdened with the chore of politely having to answer every question put to them by the normal Norman’s of the... } – Jun 26, 12:51 PM
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- KingCol { Bloody iPhone spellcheck —*sounds like* The laugh SOUNDS like his laugh . I always wondered where the origins of that laugh came from because it always sounded familiar as if from a particular tv show or film character. Maybe it’s roddy but it kills me not knowing ... “The world is yours” is another massive musical sample jigsaw . } – Jun 25, 1:39 PM
- admin { Hi Col No idea but will ask next time I see them. I know that some of them watched Rocky and Bullwinkle. } – Jun 25, 11:55 AM
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- Benrun { FNM 2.0 is back! I missed you everyday you were gone! } – Jun 20, 1:36 AM
- KingCol { Another good topic /// has any got a favorite riff , drum solo or a part of any of the bands songs that stuck with you ? I always liked “return to your own vomit like a dog” I also like the Kronos quartet bit they sampled The whole song “Khad” is one huge wow weeeeee But what has blown me away recently was Fantomas / suspended animation - Sunday ————- the start of that song with the classical vibe to it is superb —— anyone know who wrote that part or was it a sample from else where.? } – Apr 24, 1:57 AM
- Benrun { Hello KingCol…I do the exact same thing! Everyday I just look at the latest post and check the comment number. You asked a very difficult question...I know Bill picked Midnight Cowboy, Bill and Patton together picked I Started a Joke when they heard it in a karaoke bar in Guam...I get a sense that it was because it was so sappy in a powerful way, but that's a guess. I'm sure Bill had his hand in the Serbia song and the Chilean Violeta Parra cover. I'd love to know the stories behind these choices. Jon played Rich Girl, Strawberry Letter... } – Apr 18, 3:26 AM
- KingCol { I dunno if there are more recent comments on other threads here but I normally just check the article at the top of page and the number of comments attributed to it . If it’s at the same number as the last time I checked i move on . Maybe a good idea for this site would be a comment section that’s not assigned to any thread so random thoughts/opinions etc can be posted .... like this one —-> In relation to past fnm cover versions and song samples and snippets, does anyone know or have an opinion on whether... } – Apr 17, 9:16 PM
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- Benrun { I remember an interview with Bill and he was asked what songs he does or does not enjoy playing live anymore. I remember he liked playing Epic which surprised me...he definitely no longer enjoys playing Death March. But there are quite a few shows in the 2nd half of the 97 tour where they omitted Epic. They didn't play it at the Chile show with Trey and there were a few 2015 shows they didn't play it either, mostly when they played SI in it's entirety. } – Mar 01, 2:49 AM
- KingCol { The inclusion of “epic” in their set lists actually puzzles me - since for the most part the band normally doesn’t give into public demand and if anything would normally go against the grain - probably the bands most popular and well known song and i actually skip by it when listening them live and the only thing i like about the song is the end of the track when they include a sample from another artist. } – Feb 28, 9:01 PM
- Benrun { Agreed. On live bootlegs, Jim does a great job of take a 1/2 measure he and there to add in a little solo fill. On WCAL, Midlife, Epic, he works in great little bits. } – Feb 28, 3:13 AM
- KingCol { Listening back (to random where ever my finger lands at on the podcast scroll bar) a good example of Jim martins ability to insert on the spot solo brilliance was in phoenix 93 when pattons microphone died at the end of ‘midlife crisis’ and we got to hear what Big Jim brought to the fnm table. The band hasn’t been able to fill that guitar level of greatness. And it probably would have went unnoticed only for the malfunctioning mic. Maybe he consciously upped his game on recognition of the loss of vocals. Wasn’t much of a dean menta fan... } – Feb 27, 7:03 PM
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- KingCol { I always though that Patton on video croissant sounds like “ZIG” from “ZIG AND ZAG” } – Feb 03, 12:02 PM
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- Benrun { The earplugs comment came from me, I sort of chastised him with my facial expression over that one...it was backstage at Detroit 2015 that he told me that. Somehow we got on it because I work as a Speech Language Pathologist and had almost become an Audiologist. Great observation about the nasal shrillness cutting through. I feel like the keyboards remained harsher all the way through the AOTY tour and were more tame in the mix on the reunion shows, I missed the old harsher sound. One of the greatest things about the Phoenix Festival show in 93 is how... } – Jan 30, 4:25 AM
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- Benrun { KingCol, I email back and forth with that member regularly and have definitely benefitted from the connection because they have been a very generous trader of bootlegs. I've also loved getting bootlegs off of Dime a Dozen, still do. Pretty sure it is a "he" and "he" is a really cool guy. Not sure he is a big commenter on websites, and while he's definitely a FNM fan, he also loves a lot of other music. If you search for it you can find his trading website. I haven't messaged with him in a while though, I should check in. } – Jan 25, 2:50 AM
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- Rob { Podcast 2 a success!! Please don’t feel the need to speed up your analysis. I’ll totally be happy with a 3 or 4 hour analysis of TRT. My own notes on the TRT: 1. Underwater Love is underrated and those keyboard flourishes are beautiful. Also, I often link this song thematically to Nick Cave’s “Where the wild roses grow”. 2. Zombie Eaters lyrics to me are more about the thoughts of an autistic or seriously handicapped young adult man. 3. From Out of Nowhere, The Real Thing and Woodpecker are the best tracks on the album. 4. Have you heard... } – Jan 21, 12:23 PM
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- Jaffa { You mentioned Greta Van Fleet I agree but even Them Crooked Vultures was a cash in very unoriginal and just a derivative blend of QOTSA Zepp & Foo’s ! When they really could have explored music they just did a paint by mumbers album! } – Jan 17, 7:46 PM
- Benrun { Jim's cover of The Pogues' Navigator on his Milk & Blood album is excellent...I listen to that one all the time. I also really like Hunter Shepard a lot. It was a really good album that I think just didn't get enough attention or sell well enough. I think he's got a family and perhaps staying in music to not quite make a good living while also always being away from them may have resulted in his staying home and pumpkin farming. When he played for Infectious Grooves he had commented that he may make more music and to stay... } – Jan 12, 3:05 AM
- Benrun { So Jim can take credit for all the music for Jizzlobber and for going out and recording that swamp cricket sample in the beginning by himself. Bill Gould wrote the keyboard outro. Interestingly during live sets, while Roddy mimes playing it, it actually one long sample that he plays...this is clear from that one clip where Patton totally tackles Roddy and his keyboard and they are out of commission, but the outro plays out just fine! Patton wrote the lyrics and vocal melodies. Now whenever someone writes the meat of the song and has a vision for it, it still... } – Jan 12, 2:54 AM
- Benrun { Adrian's book sheds light on this topic quite a bit. But here is an entertaining link where Bill and Jim again squabbled in the press/blog world: https://music.mxdwn.com/2012/11/14/news/faith-no-mores-bill-gould-responds-to-former-guitarist-jim-martins-songwriting-claims/ } – Jan 12, 2:49 AM
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- KingCol { I especially like pattons lyrics because they are all mostly metaphors and similes and not shoving any message or opinion towards me as a listener - (can’t listen to rage against machine for that reason) but although I’m a big fnm fan my real musical love is live performances and musical poetry and uniqueness.. and it just so happens that fnm (Patton era) really delivers in large abundance in that area . The unity of the band, the energy and fussiness for perfection in Pattons live performances and their consistency to deliver a good show every time is outstanding. Other... } – Dec 24, 12:49 AM
- Benrun { That's a good way of putting it...I agree Patton gave FNM a 5th instrument that was as strong as the others, the winning hand. Chuck served to set the mood and feel of the band for years to come however...that sardonic, witty, theatrical, and emotional balance. What Chuck had in his delivery was the conviction of his personal feelings and the best his voice could do (which wasn't that much for sure). With Patton, I don't doubt his conviction to the songs and I enjoy his lyrics better than Chuck's in many songs, but he's in character and detached, even... } – Dec 23, 11:05 PM
- KingCol { I also remember a conflicting interview with Patton slatting artists who moan about people recording their live shows (phones etc) saying that it never annoys the band (fmm) In relation to chuck being a boring singer (my opinion) yes he comes from a different vocal style background but in contrast to pattons background - mr bungle , in which like Fnm is surrounded by a wealth of musical madness and top of the pile talent , the vocals are exciting, different and basically a musical instrument. Layne Staley was another vocalist who just had it and just finished off the... } – Dec 22, 2:48 PM

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