Reformed rockers Faith No More took their final bow in Santiago, Chile on Sunday night, playing their last show before splitting up.
The group thrilled fans last summer when they re-teamed for a string of dates after an 11-year hiatus, and they even considered returning to the studio to make one last album.
But the musicians decided to bring their reunion to an end and split up after a final farewell show in Chile so they can all move on and focus on new projects.
The band took to the stage at the Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida on Sunday and played a massive set, including three encores, before ending with a cover of The Manhattans' ‘Kiss and Say Goodbye’.
Frontman Mike Patton threw himself into the audience at the end and crowd-surfed, before climbing back onto the stage and walking off.
WENN.com
source: newshub archive
