Faith No More reunite with System of a Down for 2027 tour

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Faith No More reunite with System of a Down for 2027 tour

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NME · 1 day ago

Faith No More have confirmed their return to live touring after more than a decade away, announcing four co-headlining dates with System of a Down across Australia and New Zealand in January 2027. The shows begin at Sydney's Accor Stadium and include stops in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Wellington, with tickets available to the general public from 31 July following an artist pre-sale opening on 28 July.

The announcement resolves years of uncertainty following the band's final performances in 2016. Proposed tours in 2020 were scrapped due to Covid restrictions, whilst a second attempt in 2021 was cancelled after frontman Mike Patton revealed mental health struggles and a subsequent agoraphobia diagnosis. Bandmates including guitarist Roddy Bottum and drummer Mike Bordin had described the group's future as uncertain, with Bordin previously suggesting Patton was unwilling to tour, making this confirmed run of dates the definitive end to that prolonged stand-off.

  • Faith No More and System of a Down to co-headline Australia/NZ dates, January 2027.
  • First Faith No More live shows in over a decade, following cancelled 2020 and 2021 tours.
  • Tickets on general sale 31 July, after pre-sale opens 28 July.

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Originally published by NME as “Faith No More announce first live shows in more than a decade with System Of A Down”.