Red Hot Chili Peppers

Back in the summer of 2011, the Red Hot Chili Peppers were revving up a comeback after a five-year break since their last studio album, "Stadium Arcadium." At that point, they had just released "I'm With You," their tenth studio album, which signaled a new chapter for the band. This era was particularly significant because it marked the return of guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, who brought fresh energy and creativity after John Frusciante's departure. The live recording from the Roxy on August 22, 2011, captures the band in a thrilling moment—a promotional gig that not only showcased tracks from their new album but also displayed their signature blend of funk rock and high-octane performance. Fans got an early glimpse of songs like “Monarchy of Roses” and the classic jam "Can't Stop," fueling excitement as they kicked off a new phase in their storied career. What a way to reintroduce themselves to the world!

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