Faith No More will return to the stage in 2027. They’ll headline Mystic Festival in Gdańsk, Poland, performing June 10-12.
The band went quiet after 2016. Tours planned for 2021 and 2022 got scrapped when frontman Mike Patton stepped back to work on his mental health, according to NextMosh. Fans waited years for this moment.
“Surprise! We’re alive! As are Faith No More, alive and kicking, making a comeback — we are proud to announce that their concert will be the crowning jewel of the 2027 edition of Mystic Festival held in Gdańsk, Letnica on June 10-12,” Mystic Festival stated.
Between 1989 and 1997, the band released four albums: The Real Thing, Angel Dust, King for a Day… Fool for a Lifetime, and Album of the Year. Their last studio album, Sol Invictus, dropped in 2015.
South America kicks off their 2027 schedule. They’ll share the bill with System Of A Down at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Jan. 15.
Then Faith No More heads down under. Four stadium shows with System Of A Down await in Australia and New Zealand — Sydney on Jan. 22, Melbourne on Jan. 27, Brisbane on Feb. 1, and Wellington on Feb. 7.
The band returns to Europe in June. Two German festivals are on the calendar: Rock im Park in Nuremberg on June 4 and Rock am Ring at the Nürburgring on June 5.
Three-day passes for Mystic Festival 2027 sell for PLN879. VIP passes run PLN1399 while supplies last. Tickets can be purchased through the festival website or the eBilet platform, which offers payment in installments.