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Faith No More Welcome Back Guitarist Trey Spruance for 2027 Reunion Tour

The Mr. Bungle guitarist was previously a member of Faith No More from 1993 to 1995. Faith No More Welcome Back Guitarist Trey Spruance for 2027 Reunion Tour Spencer Kaufman

Faith No More Welcome Back Guitarist Trey Spruance for 2027 Reunion Tour

Faith No More will welcome guitarist Trey Spruance back into the fold for their highly anticipated 2027 reunion tour. The band confirmed the news through a promotional photo shared on their official social media, depicting Spruance alongside the core members: vocalist Mike Patton, keyboardist and guitarist Roddy Bottum, bassist Billy Gould, and drummer Mike Bordin.

Spruance, who also jammed with Patton in Mr. Bungle, previously played with Faith No More from 1993 to 1995, filling in for Jim Martin. He was responsible for the band's 1995 album King for a Day… Fool for a Lifetime. However, Faith No More's lineup has seen changes since, with guitarist Jon Hudson absent since 1998 and returning for only brief stints in 2009 and 2016.

The current tour schedule spans from January to July 2027, featuring performances supporting System of a Down in various countries, including Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand. North American appearances are limited to two festivals in May: Welcome to Rockville in Daytona Beach, Florida, and Sonic Temple in Columbus, Ohio. The full lineup of 2027 tour dates is as follows: January 15 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil at Maracanã Stadium; January 22 in Sydney, Australia at Accor Stadium; January 27 in Melbourne, Australia at Marvel Stadium; February 1 in Brisbane, Australia at Suncorp Stadium; February 7 in Wellington, New Zealand at Henry Stadium; May 6 in Daytona Beach, Florida at Welcome to Rockville; May 16 in Columbus, Ohio at Sonic Temple; June 3 in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic at Rock For People; June 4 in Nuremberg, Germany at Rock im Park; June 5 in Nürnberg, Germany at Rock am Ring; June 10 in Gdańsk, Poland at Mystic Festival; June 11 in Nickelsdorf, Austria at Nova Rock; June 18 in Dessel, Belgium at Graspop Metal Meeting; June 23 in Copenhagen, Denmark at Copenhell; June 25 in Oslo, Norway at Tons of Rock Festival; July 9 in Lisbon, Portugal at NOS Alive.

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