If it feels like every major band from the '70s, '80s, and '90s is suddenly back on tour right now (no, you're not imagining it). From Fleetwood Mac to AC/DC, Guns 'N Roses, and even the Foo Fighters, legacy acts are filling arenas once again in 2026.
Plenty of artists have also been making the rounds for one final hurrah. Cyndi Lauper, The Who, and The Eagles were among those who said goodbye in 2025, with 2026 shaping up to include farewell runs from Rush and Megadeth, giving fans one last look before retirement.
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But one '90s alt-metal band that dominated MTV with the smash hit and music video for "Epic" isn't among those eyeing a comeback or even a farewell tour.
During a recent appearance on Consequence's Kyle Meridith With... podcast, Faith No More frontman Mike Patton addressed the future, or lack thereof, for the band.
View this post on InstagramReferring to the last time Faith No More went on tour, Kyle Meridith asked if Patton felt a "sense of closure" when performing in August 2016, and his answer was telling.
"I didn’t really think so at the time, but, yeah, maybe," Patton replied. "I think that we all kind of felt it, but it was unspoken."
He continued, "It's funny, when you've been in a band or a musical situation for a period of time, always in the back of your head you're kind of thinking 'well, maybe this is it.'"
Patton went on to explain that he "doesn't mind that feeling" and he doesn't see the end of the band to be a "sad thing."
Perhaps that's because, as Patton explained on the podcast, he never really considered Faith No More to be his "main project." Though he conceded that he spent more time on Faith No More over the years, he has been involved with more than a dozen bands, including Mr. Bungle and the supergroup, Fantômas.
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