Red Hot Chili Peppers heat up Hobart
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have kicked off their Australian tour by road trippin’ through Hobart.
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THE Red Hot Chili Peppers have kicked off their Australian tour by road trippin’ through Hobart.
The Californian band, set to play at the Derwent Entertainment Centre on Sunday, posted a photo on Instagram this morning of frontman Anthony Kiedis on the Murray St pier admiring the Spirit of Hobart.
On Friday, the band travelled under the Tasman Bridge, with bass player Flea uploading a video yelling into the wind from the Mona Roma I along with snaps from MONA itself.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers’ tour marks their first visit to Australia in 12 years and only trip to Tasmania in the band’s 36-year history.
Hobart superfans disappointed by the cancellation of the VIP experience received good news overnight when Live Nation reinstated their package.
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VIP ticket-holders were told: “The Live Nation Production team have been working tirelessly to make this VIP GA Experience the best it can be for our VIP customers.
“We are pleased to announce that we have been able to reinstate the VIP GA floor as per the original package inclusions.”
Tickets to the band’s only Tasmanian gig sold out in minutes.
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