Faith No More

In the early '80s the band began recording the first Faith No More songs recording the bulk of their debut album without a fully formed line up. By the time We Care a Lot was released in 1985, Faith No More had witnessed a succession of lead vocalists, including provocateur Courtney Love. The album received moderate praise, though critics noted the mediocrity of Chuck Mosley's voice.

Although the subsequent 1987 Faith No More album Introduce Yourself also featured Mosley's vocals, he was fired from the band in 1988 and replaced by Mike Patton, a far more accomplished technical vocalist. Their third studio effort, The Real Thing, is the most successful Faith No More album to date, considered a classic metal album by fans and critics alike. Subsequent albums were marred by rumours of internal strife, with long time guitarist Jim Martin leaving the band in 1993, but in 2009 the members of Faith No More were reunited again.

Faith No More have announced their first European shows in five years. Don't miss the chance to see them as they come to the UK.