After 31 years guitarist Trey Spruance is back in Faith No More

Faith No More announced their return in 2026 and with guitarist Trey Spruance, who is back in the band after 31 years. He was a founding member of Mr. Bungle along with Mike Patton and was part of their 1995 album “King for a Day… Fool for a Lifetime”, which had songs like “Digging the Grave”, “Ricochet” and “Evidence”. He replaces the guitarist Jon Hudson who was with the group from 1996 to 1998 and from 2009 to 2021. The rest of the line-up is the same with Mike Patton (Vocals), Mike Bordin (Drums), Roddy Bottom (Keyboards) and Billy Gould (Bass).

So far the band has scheduled dates in Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, United States, Czechia, Germany, England, Poland, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Norway and Portugal.

Faith No More 2027 tour dates

January

• 15 – Maracanã Stadium – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• 22 – Accor Stadium – Sydney, Australia
• 27 – Marvel Stadium – Melbourne, Australia

February

• 1 – Suncorp Stadium – Brisbane, Australia
• 7 – Henry Stadium – Wellington, New Zealand

May

• 6 – Welcome to Rockville – Daytona Beach, Florida
• 16 – Sonic Temple – Columbus, Ohio

June

• 3 – Rock for People – Hradec Králové, Czechia
• 4 – Rock im Park – Nuremberg, Germany
• 5 – Rock am Ring – Nürburg, Germany
• 9-13 – Download Festival – Leicestershire, UK
• 10 – Mystic Festival – Gdańsk, Poland
• 11 – Nova Rock – Nickelsdorf, Austria
• 18 – Graspop Metal Meeting – Dessel, Belgium
• 23 – Copenhell – Copenhagen, Denmark
• 25 – Tons of Rock Festival – Oslo, Norway

July

• 9 – NOS Alive – Lisbon, Portugal

Last June the American band signed a global deal with 30e, a Brazilian entertainment giant, making the company “the strategic and operational hub for the band’s upcoming global runs, encompassing everything from tour conception across five continents to brand development and new fan experiences,” the press release said.

The band had to cancel its previously announced return in 2021 due to Mike Patton’s mental health issues, which were exacerbated by the isolation of the pandemic. As the years passed, the singer resumed touring with his other projects, and the members of Faith No More said they were no longer together, mainly because Patton did not want to continue with the band. They even said last year that they did not see Faith No More reuniting in the future. However, they are finally back together again.