Faith No More Sign Global Touring Deal As 2027 Return Continues To Take Shape

Following recent speculation surrounding a potential 2027 return, Faith No More have provided the clearest indication yet that the band may be preparing for future live activity.

According to Pollstar, the influential alternative metal outfit has signed a long-term global touring partnership with South American promoter 30e, a deal that will encompass future touring projects around the world. The move follows a similar agreement signed by System Of A Down earlier this year as the company continues to expand its presence in the rock and metal touring market.

In a statement regarding the partnership, Faith No More praised 30e’s approach to the live entertainment business.

“30e feels like a company that wants to dent into the status quo, and as artists we understand the value of that. Their approach doesn’t feel like the usual machinery; it feels like it’s coming from a different place, with a different kind of energy, and we are willing to get behind that.”

Manager Tim Moss also discussed the significance of the agreement and what it could mean for the band’s future.

“Faith No More has never followed a conventional path, and that’s exactly why this partnership with 30e makes sense. They bring a fresh perspective, real strategic depth, and the kind of global ambition that aligns with the band’s vision. What matters most is that they understand how to build something meaningful around the band without compromising what makes Faith No More unique.”

30e CEO Pepeu Correa echoed those sentiments while reflecting on the band’s legacy.

“Faith No More has always been synonymous with disruption. They shaped entire generations precisely because they refused to play by the market’s obvious rules, and it is that same audacious spirit that drives 30e. This agreement aims to jointly build a platform for global experiences that respects the band’s transgressive DNA and presents our vision of entertainment to the world.”

While Faith No More have yet to formally announce any tour dates, the new partnership represents the strongest indication so far that the band’s recently teased 2027 plans could involve a return to the stage.

The group’s previous reunion began in 2009 following an 11-year hiatus and ultimately led to the release of 2015’s “Sol Invictus.” However, that era effectively came to an end in 2021 when vocalist Mike Patton’s mental health struggles resulted in the cancellation of numerous live appearances.

In the years that followed, comments from various members suggested Patton had little interest in revisiting Faith No More. More recently, however, reports have indicated that the singer has reconnected with his bandmates and has even revisited material from the band’s catalog while touring with AVTT/PTTN, further fueling expectations that a full-scale reunion could be on the horizon.

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