John Frusciante Reunites with The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Josh Klinghoffer Steps Down


The Red Hot Chili Peppers have welcomed back guitarist/vocalist John Frusciante to the band, replacing Josh Klinghoffer for the last decade. Josh, began touring with the band in 2007, and handled guitar duties on 2011’s I’m With You album as well as 2016’s The Getaway. This will be Frusciante’s third time in the band, joining officially in 1988, appearing on their commercial breakthroughs Mother’s Milk and Blood Sugar Sex Magick. After quitting in 1994, he returned for 1999’s Californication, 2002’s By the Way and 2006’s Stadium Arcadium. Continue reading →


Brutally Delicious Podcast Streams Episode 3 ft Producer Michael Beinhorn


Brutally Delicious, the hit YouTube channel from filmmaker and journalist Bruce Moore has launched a podcast. Co-hosted with Kris Siegers. An interview podcast with musical artists and notable names from across genres, the guest for Episode 3 is megastar producer Michael Beinhorn who has produced some of the biggest artists of all time, such as The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Soundgarden, Ozzy, Marilyn Manson, Aerosmith and many more. Check it out episode three and catch up on the first few you missed.  Continue reading →


Watch The Red Hot Chili Peppers Perform At The Pyramids In Egypt Live


Red Hot Chili Peppers, photo credit Steve Keros

The Red Hot Chili Peppers performed at the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt today (March 15th) and live streamed the performance all over the globe via Nugs.net. Nugs.net the leading live music distribution platform for concert recordings and live streams, This was the first time any event has been live streamed from the pyramids. You can now watch the entire performance below. The concert was filmed in 4K by 7 Cinematics, directed by George Elizondo, and live streamed in FullHD via Nugs.net to the band’s social media channels where fans can watch live for free. The audio recording of the show will be released at LiveChiliPeppers.com in multiple download formats ranging from MP3 to hi-resolution audio. Continue reading →