Mike Bordin

Mike Andrew Bordin (born November 27, 1962) is the drummer for the american heavy metal band Faith No More.

Early Life
In highschool, in the 1970s, Bordin played for the band E-Z Street with who would soon become Faith No More's temporary guitarist, Jim Martin. In 1981, Bordin formed Faith No Man with Bill Gould.

The next year, the band changed their name to Faith No More and replaced Wade Worthington with Roddy Bottum, and fired Mike Morris. The next year, Jim Martin joined as guitarist.

Faith No More
When Bordin formed Faith No Man, the lineup was very different than how it is today.

We Care a Lot was released in 1985, and after that several more albums were released. Then, Faith No More disbanded in 1998.

When it reformed in 2009, Bordin continued to be the drummer. Since then, Faith No More has released Sol Invictus, their newest album in 2015 since their reformation.

Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath
Bordin joined Ozzy Osbourne's band in 1996.

After the drummer of Black Sabbath, Bill Ward, was ill during the tour, Bordin played with the other members of Black Sabbath. He also played in the closing segments of Osbourne's tour in 1997, titled Ozzfest.

Korn and Jerry Cantrell
Another notable appearance of Bordin was when he played in place of Korn's drummer after he was injured in 2000. Bordin also performed for Jerry Cantrell's album, Degradation Trip.

Who Wants to be a Millionare
In 2001, Bordin showed on Who Wants to Be a Millionare. He answered incorrectly on the $32,000 question and ended up walking away with $1,000. Former bandmate Robert Trujillo, now a member of Metallica, had attended the show live.