Faith No More reform for European show
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Faith No More has announced its first live performances since splitting up in 1998. The band will play a series of European festival dates this summer, according to a statement from frontman Mike Patton's publicist.
No North American dates are scheduled at this time.
As previously reported, only Patton and frequent collaborator Rahzel will perform at southern California's Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in April, despite speculation about a Faith No More appearance.
Neither the lineup for the revived Faith No More nor the specific festival dates have been announced. Patton's spokesperson Monica Seide said no further details on the band are yet available.
The news of Faith No More's reunion comes as Patton completes his first film score, for Crank 2: High Voltage.
Patton and beatboxer Rahzel, meanwhile, have worked on an album that has not yet been officially released.
Faith No More's biggest single, Epic, reached No. 9 on the Hot 100 in 1990.
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- Reuters
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