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Hailing from Springfield, Missouri, Fools Face blends power pop, rock, and new wave to create catchy, guitar-driven melodies with buoyant hooks and thoughtful lyricism. Over a career spanning the late 1970s into the 2000s, the band carved a niche for fans of jangly guitars and punchy choruses. While the 1980s era produced sought-after records, including Here to Observe (1979) and Tell America (1981), some classic albums remain prized among collectors, often found in limited pressings or out of print. A self-titled reunion album in 2002 and a live collection, Live at Last (2005/2006), showcase their enduring energy and musicianship. Though there isn't a publicly documented 2025 Fools Face tour, the band's history continues to influence local projects and former members explore new collaborations. Use this page to explore their biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information, and secure your seats with confidence through a trusted connection.

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We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket information. If you’re shopping for classic-era power pop and the Springfield scene’s legacy acts, Fools Face remains a compelling pick for collectors and casual listeners alike. For updates, check the venue pages and official social channels linked below. Remember, date status can change, so confirm details before you buy.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Fools Face

  • Origin: Springfield, Missouri, USA; genre blends power pop, rock and new wave influences.
  • Career arc: released Here to Observe (1979), Tell America (1981), Public Places (1983), The Red Tape (cassette, 1984); self-titled reunion album Fools Face (2002); Live at Last (2005/2006).
  • Latest activity: no publicly documented 2025 Fools Face tour; some former members appear in other local projects (e.g., Coffman Coffman & Cardwell in 2025).
  • Social media: no official Fools Face social media accounts publicly listed; fan/archival pages exist (e.g., Last.fm).
  • Discography focus for ticket buyers: several classic-era albums are out of print but sought after by power-pop collectors; reunion-era release is self-titled and limited.

The records

Fools Face Discography

  • Fools Face
    2002 · Self-released
  • Fools Face Live at Last
    2005 · Talk
  • Public Places
    1983 · Talk
  • Tell America
    1981 · Talk
  • Here to Observe
    1979 · Bar-Co
  • The Red Tape
    1984 · Fools Face (cassette)

The hits

Top Fools Face Songs

  • I Could Tell
    1979 · Did not chart
  • Gotta Get) A Letter To You
    1981 · Did not chart
  • L5
    1981 · Did not chart
  • Nothing To Say
    1981 · Did not chart
  • Valentine
    1981 · Did not chart
  • Won't Make It Hard For You
    1981 · Did not chart
  • Modern Lover
    1979 · Did not chart

We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket information. If you’re shopping for classic-era power pop and the Springfield scene’s legacy acts, Fools Face remains a compelling pick for collectors and casual listeners alike. For updates, check the venue pages and official social channels linked below. Remember, date status can change, so confirm details before you buy.

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