Stereogum — What is it about rock musicians imagining themselves as old men today? First, it was Faith No More, played by senior-citizen actors and seen rocking a nursing home in their “Sunny Side Up” video. And now the members of the Real Estate side projec... more info

Stereogum — Reunited art-metal greats Faith No More sounded as dangerous and unstable as ever on Sol Invictus, their ravenous new reunion album. So apparently, it isn’t too hard to imagine that they’ll be able maintain that intensity into old age. That’s w... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Rudy Rubio Motörhead / Faith No More / Thrice @ Riot Fest Chicago 9/11/2015 Having cut short or cancelled a number of recent live dates, it was anyone's guess how Friday's set would go. But over the course... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this summer, when the great ’90s art-metal weirdos Faith No More appeared on The Tonight Show, riding high on their new reunion album Sol Invictus, they looked a bit like a cult. Last night, the band did musical-guest duty on Jimmy Kimmel L... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo: Faith No More at Webster Hall in May (more by PSquared) Faith No More's upcoming tour with Refused hits NYC on August 5 at Madison Square Garden, but the show has now been moved from the main arena to... more info

Stereogum — After Dave Grohl broke his leg during a show in Sweden, the Foo Fighters had to cancel all their European touring plans, including a headlining set at Glastonbury. All those cancellations have led to random-ass replacements like Florence + The Machin... more info

Stereogum — After Dave Grohl’s nasty fall, the Foo Fighters were forced to cancel a couple of festival tour dates, and their replacement acts this weekend have taken to covering the band in honor of their absence. Florence + The Machine did a cover of “Times... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Following the Riot Fest Toronto lineup additions, the 2015 Riot Fest Chicago lineup has now been expanded. Additions include System of a Down, The Prodigy, 88 Fingers Louie and Chef'Special. They join Faith No More, Iggy Pop, Snoop Dogg... more info

The Telegraph — Faith No More are as noisily eccentric as ever, says Matthew Magee more info

Stereogum — When I saw San Francisco’s revenant Faith No More play Seattle for the first time in nearly 20 years, they closed their set with “Mark Bowen,” a song from their first album, named after their very first guitarist. Mark Bowen was there in the au... more info