Killwhitneydead. have made their cover of Inside Out’s “Sacrifice” available online for a limited time here. The band recorded the cover for Tribunal Records‘ upcoming 100th release, “Tribunal Records 100: We Gotcha Covered“, which will hit stores later this year.

The tentative track listing for the aforementioned album runs as follows:

Age Of Ruin – “Buried Dreams” (Carcass cover)
Aria – “Clocks” (Coldplay cover)
Asecretdeath – “Welcome To The Machine” (Pink Floyd cover)
Blatant Disarray – “Holy Wars” (Megadeth cover)
Bloodjinn – “Enter Sandman” (Metallica cover)
Canvas Solaris – Arc Lite” (Coroner cover)
Century – “A Kiss From A Rose” (Seal cover) Preview
The Chase Theory – “Accident Prone” (Jawbreaker cover)
The Feds – “Barracuda” (Heart cover)
From The Shallows – “Botchla” (Poison The Well cover)
He Is Legend – “Wounded” (Third Eye Blind cover)
Jonin – “Caffeine” (Faith No More cover)
Killwhitneydead. – “Sacrifice” (Inside Out cover)
Killwhitneydead./Jonin – “Vote With A Bullet” (Corrosion Of Conformity cover)
Line Of Fire – “I Will Remember” (Queensryche cover)
Sargant Fury – “Maniac” (Michael Sembello cover)
Sever The Fallen – “Paint It Black” (The Rolling Stones cover)
Slowmotion Apocalypse – “The Razor’s Edge” (AC/DC cover)
Swift – “Unbelievable” (EMF cover)
Vanisher – “The Perfect Drug” (Nine Inch Nails cover)

Faith No More were joined by original frontman Chuck Mosley for a handful of songs for their third and final show at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, CA which took place last night, April 14th. The set list for the performance and fan-filmed video footage from the night can be found below:

01 -- “Reunited” (Peaches And Herb cover)
02 -- “From Out Of Nowhere”
03 -- “Land Of Sunshine”
04 -- “Caffeine”
05 -- “Evidence”
06 -- “Gentle Art of Making Enemies”
07 -- “Poker Face” (Lady Gaga cover)/”Chinese Arithmetic”
08 -- “Last Cup Of Sorrow”
09 -- “Cuckoo For Caca”
10 -- “Ben” (Michael Jackson cover)
11 -- “Ashes To Ashes”
12 -- “Midlife Crisis”
13 -- “Digging the Grave”
14 -- “King For A Day”
15 -- “Epic”
16 -- “Just A Man”

Encore with Chuck Mosley:

“As The Worm Turns”
“Crab Song”
“We Care A lot”
“Mark Bowen”

Encore 2 with Mike Patton”

“Ole Ole Ole“/”Chariots Of Fire“/”Stripsearch”
“Introduce Yourself” (with Mike Patton and Chuck Mosley)

T-shirts being sold at last night’s Faith No More’s show in San Francisco, CA have revealed more dates for their “The Second Coming Tour 2010” run. Here’s how their U.S. schedule now looks:

April 13th San Francisco, CA -- Warfield Theatre
April 14th San Francisco, CA -- Warfield Theatre
April 17th Indio, CA -- Coachella
July 02nd Brooklyn, NY -- Williamsburg Waterfront
July 03rd Philadelphia, PA -- The Mann Center
July 05th Brooklyn, NY -- Williamsburg Waterfront

The band themselves have since confirmed the dates via Twitter, with band bassist Billy Gould offering the following:

“The Tshirts don’t lie: we’re adding 2 E.Coast shows. July 2 -- Williamsburg Waterfront, Brooklyn….and July 3 -- Mann Center, Philadelphia”

In meantime, some live footage from last night’s performance has surfaced online and can be found below:

Faith No More frontman Mike Patton intentionally exposed himself while onstage performing at the recent Brisbane, Australia stop of the annual “Soundwave Festival“. The incident occurred during the bands performance of their track “Just A Man” with video footage available below and a photo available here.

In light of their April 14th San Francisco show already selling out, Faith No More have added a second show at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, CA on April 13th.

Eagles Of Death Metal have broadened their Australian/New Zealand touring plans by hopping on a number of “Sidewave” dates supporting Faith No More. Here’s how their schedule now runs:

February 16th Christchurch, NZ – Westpac Arena (feat. Faith No More)
February 18th Auckland, NZ – Vector Arena (feat. Faith No More)
February 20th Brisbane, AUS – RNA Showgrounds (“Soundwave Festival“)
February 21st Sydney, AUS – Eastern Creek Raceway (“Soundwave Festival“)
February 22nd Sydney, AUS – Hordern Pavilion (feat. Faith No More)
February 25th Melbourne, AUS – Festival Hall (feat. Faith No More)
February 26th Melbourne, AUS – Showgrounds (“Soundwave Festival“)
February 27th Adelaide, AUS – Bonython Park (“Soundwave Festival“)
March 01st Perth, AUS – Steel Blue Oval (“Soundwave Festival“)

According to a new interview with Ipecac’s Greg Werckman; Mondo Cane, the 50’s & 60’s Italian pop-inspired project of Mike Patton of Faith No More fame, has been set for an as-yet unannounced April release date through the above-mentioned label.