Faith No More

Faith No More - Full Concert at Optimus Alive Festival, Lisboa

Optimus Alive Festival
Lisboa, Portugal

• In July 2010, during the Optimus Alive Festival in Lisbon, Portugal, Faith No More was experiencing a resurgence after reuniting for a series of tours... Read Full Description >

  In July 2010, during the Optimus Alive Festival in Lisbon, Portugal, Faith No More was experiencing a resurgence after reuniting for a series of tours and performances since 2009. At this time, the band had not released a new studio album since 1997's "Album of the Year." However, their live performances during this period were highly celebrated, showcasing the band's ability to blend various genres and energize their audience. The 2010 setlist included classics such as "The Real Thing" and an interesting Portuguese version of "Evidence," reflecting their willingness to connect with local audiences. This performance was part of a broader comeback, marking their first major festival appearance in a decade and helping to reaffirm their status as influential pioneers in alternative metal. The show embodies the band's eclectic style and commitment to engaging with fans, building on the legacy they had established in the 1990s.

Faith No More Perform 'From Out of Nowhere' Live in Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon, Portugal

• In July 2010, when Faith No More performed "From Out of Nowhere" in Lisbon, they had recently reunited after a nearly decade-long hiatus. This live pe... Read Full Description >

  In July 2010, when Faith No More performed "From Out of Nowhere" in Lisbon, they had recently reunited after a nearly decade-long hiatus. This live performance marked a significant moment in their career, as they were touring to support their comeback album, "The Very Best Definitive Ultimate Greatest Hits Collection," released in 2009. This album compiled their classic tracks and featured some new material, showcasing the band's evolution from their earlier works. Their 2010 tour celebrated this resurgence, allowing fans to experience the band’s unique fusion of rock, metal, and funk live. Interestingly, during this period, Faith No More was not only revisiting their legacy but also introducing their dynamic stage presence to a new generation, reaffirming their influential status in the music scene. The Lisbon performance is emblematic of their energetic return, filled with the charisma and intensity that fans had missed during their hiatus.