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A little background for what you’re about to read \u2013 Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> and Mr. Bungle<\/a><\/strong> canceled their September and October 2021 tour dates as vocalist Mike Patton<\/strong> dealt with ongoing mental health issues. Those cancellations bled into 2022<\/a>, with Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> canning their plans for the entire year.<\/p>\n Mr. Bungle<\/a><\/strong> would eventually get back on stage quite a few times, but Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> never recovered. Patton<\/strong> would later address the situation with Faith No More<\/strong>‘s other members<\/a>, while Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> keyboardist Roddy Bottom<\/strong> briefly addressed the band’s situation as a “semi permanent hiatus<\/a>.<\/p>\n Then in a recent interview with Radio Futuro<\/em>, Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> bassist Billy Gould<\/strong> offered what he knows about the band’s current situation\u2026 and it ain’t much. When asked what’s going on with Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> these days, Gould<\/strong> responded: “I don’t know. I honestly don’t know. And you don’t have to believe me, but there’s nothing. Right now we’re in a really weird spot, a really strange spot, and I can’t really tell you what’s going on. I don’t know myself. I get different information from people, and I’m in the band, so\u2026”<\/p>\n Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> hasn’t hit the road in a decade at this point. Faith No More<\/a><\/strong> completed a whole slew of dates in 2015 in support of their comeback record Sol Invictus<\/em>, and played two shows in 2016 with former lead singer Chuck Mosley<\/strong> celebrate the reissue of their debut album We Care A Lot<\/em>.<\/p>\n \n