According to Blabbermouth.net, Faith No More singer Mike Patton confirmed to RollingStone.com that the reactivated influential '90s alt-metal act will play on the final day of this year's edition of the SWU Music And Arts Festival in Paulínia, São Paulo, Brazil, the band's first show since a successful reunion tour last year. "Other than that, we don't have plans for a new recording or anything like that, we're just taking it slow as it comes", Patton said.
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Reunions can be done very distastefully I think, and we were all very worried about that", he added. "
But I think we were all very surprised with how good it felt. It's a tired old script: band splits up, gets hard up for cash, goes on tour and records a sh-tty record. We don't want to be part of that kind of history."
Faith No More played the final show of its reunion tour last December at Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida in Santiago.
In an October 2010 interview with Consequence Of Sound, bassist Billy Gould spoke about the possibility of the reunited act playing more shows after the Santiago concert. "I personally can't see us not doing any more shows again, I just don't see it", he said. "There's no point in not to do it. Why quit now? I think it's just this tour... We did this tour and that's what we decided to do. And we did it. We accomplished this goal, it worked out for all of us, and then we look at each other and say, 'Hey what do you want to do now?' And I think that's how it's got to be."
Regarding how the reunion tour had gone up until that point, Gould said, "I was probably the guy who dragged his feet the most in doing this, and I've got to say it exceeded my expectations 100 percent. It was much better than my best-case scenario, and my worst case didn't even come into play."
Faith No More made a comeback in June 2009 with a headlining performance at the Brixton Academy in London, England and played sporadic shows for the next 18 months.
Faith No More's last LP, "Album Of The Year", came out in 1997.
