Faith No More Confirms Reunion, Tyla Announces World Tour

On July 27, 2026, San Francisco alt-metal band Faith No More officially announced their reunion, per a report from Pitchfork. The same day, South African singer Tyla announced world tour plans — whether Asia dates are included has not yet been confirmed by organizers.

Faith No More's Reunion: Background

Faith No More are known for blending heavy metal, funk, and progressive rock, with landmark releases including The Real Thing and Angel Dust. The band went on indefinite hiatus in 2016, making this reunion roughly a decade in the making.

Tour details, full lineup, and ticketing information have not yet been released.

Other Artist News From the Same Day

DIIV announced their upcoming album Zirp!, produced by PC Music mainstay A. G. Cook, signaling a new sonic direction for the band.

Japanese experimental electronic artist Foodman released a new album, HIKARIGASASHIKOMU, the same day. Per a Pitchfork review, the record builds on footwork rhythms layered with warped vocals and extreme sonic chaos, described as "genuinely menacing."

Separately, Charli XCX shared music, fashion, and film-related B-side content, while folk singer-songwriter Carly Simon published an essay revealing her Parkinson's disease diagnosis.