Faith No More Signs Global Tour Deal with Brazil's 30e

Iconic rock band Faith No More has entered into a global deal with 30e, a major Brazilian live entertainment entity. Under this agreement, 30e will serve as the strategic and operational center for the band's forthcoming global tours, which will span five continents. The company's responsibilities will include tour conception, brand development, and the creation of new fan experiences. WME, which represents Faith No More worldwide, played a crucial role in securing this partnership.

The agreement is described as subverting the music industry's conventional flow, which has historically been centralized within the US-Europe axis. By placing a Latin American company at the helm of global planning for a major music group, the deal sets a new precedent. Under this model, 30e will export its intellectual property in market insights, data, marketing, and infrastructure, while Faith No More will retain full artistic autonomy and absolute control over its legacy.

Faith No More expressed their perspective on the partnership, stating that 30e appears to be a company aiming to challenge the status quo, an ambition the artists value. They noted that 30e's approach deviates from typical industry machinery, exhibiting a different energy they are willing to support. Tim Moss, Faith No More's manager, added that the band's unconventional path aligns with this partnership, highlighting 30e's fresh perspective, strategic depth, and global ambition.

This marks the second such global deal for 30e, which previously established a similar long-term agreement with System of a Down earlier in the year.

In related news, Hatebreed has inked a deal for a new album. Other recent artist signings include The Linda Lindas, Imminence, Jason Zhang, Ryan Hurd, and Brittney Spencer.

(Source: Billboard)