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Mike Patton has revealed the circumstances surrounding his last-minute decision to pull out of all of Faith No More and Mr. Bungle’s North American shows in September 2021. In a statement, Patton explained that it was due to “mental health reasons” which were “exacerbated by the pandemic”.
Mike Patton discusses Dead Cross' new album, his mental health, and where things stand with Faith No More.
Meses atrás Mike Patton se sinceró con su público sobre su estado de salud mental. Ahora, con el objetivo de promocionar el nuevo disco de su banda Dead Cross, el músico ha hablado con Rolling Stone sobre cómo sigue su situación de salud.
Faith No More frontman Mike Patton has opened up about his mental health struggles following the band's axed tour dates.
Now, in a new interview with Rolling Stone, Patton has finally opened up about those issues, which were exacerbated by Crain's battle with cancer — a driving force behind the completion of the new Dead Cross album — and the 2022 death of the Locust drummer and original Dead Cross vocalist Gabe Serbian.
Coinciding with the announcement of a new album from his band Dead Cross, Patton spoke with Rolling Stone about his mental health struggles. “It’s still going on — but it’s better,” said ...
Coinciding with the announcement of a new album from his band Dead Cross, Patton spoke with Rolling Stone about his mental health struggles. “It’s still going on — but it’s better,” said Patton.
