Red Hot Chili Peppers fans have walked away from their Aussie shows disheartened after the band failed to play one of their most iconic songs.
The California rock group left Under the Bridge out of their set list during their Brisbane and Sydney shows as they kicked off their Australia tour with Post Malone.
Fans in Sydney left Accor Stadium on Thursday night miserable, with one devastated female fan posting to TikTok to complain.
Red Hot Chili Peppers fans have walked away from their Aussie shows disheartened after the band failed to play one of their most iconic songs – Under The Bridge Pictured: Singer Anthony Kiedis performing in Sydney on Thursday night
‘When you go to the Red Hot Chilli Peppers concert and they don’t play Under the Bridge,’ the woman wrote alongside the video while pouting her bottom lip.
‘Post Malone did a shoey and smashed a guitar to pieces though,’ she added in her caption.
Fans in Sydney left Accor Stadium on Thursday night miserable, with one devastated female fan posting to TikTok to complain. ‘When you go to the Red Hot Chilli Peppers concert and they don’t play Under the Bridge,’ the woman wrote alongside the video while pouting her bottom lip
Red Hot Chili Peppers are scheduled to play another Sydney show on Saturday, as well as Melbourne and Perth next week. Pictured: Bassist Flea
Meanwhile, concertgoers in Brisbane wistfully sang their own version of the track while on the way home from the concert on Sunday, January 29.
Fans huddled on a crowded train as they sang: ‘The city I live in, the city of angels / Lonely as I am, together we cry.’
Under the Bridge is one of the band’s most popular songs.
Meanwhile, concertgoers in Brisbane wistfully sang their own version of the track while on the way home from the concert on Sunday, January 29
Fans huddled on a crowded train as they sang: ‘The city I live in, the city of angels / Lonely as I am, together we cry
Released in 1991, it is ranked number seven in the Rolling Stone magazine’s top 40 Greatest Red Hot Chili Peppers songs.
Red Hot Chili Peppers performed in front of a packed out Accor Stadium.
The four-piece rock band played some of their classics, from Can’t Stop, Californication, Give It Away and Snow ((Hey Oh)).
Under the Bridge is one of the band’s most popular songs. Released in 1991, it is ranked number seven in the Rolling Stone magazine’s top 40 Greatest Red Hot Chili Peppers songs
Red Hot Chili Peppers performed in front of a packed out Accor Stadium. The four-piece rock band played some of their classics, from Can’t Stop, Californication, Give It Away and Snow ((Hey Oh)). Pictured: Drummer Chad Smith
They also performed a string of new tunes like Reach Out and Black Summer.
The tour Down Under includes performances in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Auckland and Dunedin, but the group won’t be heading to Adelaide, Hobart or Darwin.
In October 2022, a handful of fans took to social media to express their disappointment that the legendary rock band won’t be visiting South Australia during their stint.
They also performed a string of new tunes like Reach Out and Black Summer
‘”Australian” tour,’ the Instagram account @justadelaidethings sarcastically captioned a post of the tour announcement.
‘Such a shame that again SA misses out,’ a user commented.
‘Like with most things that come to Australia,’ another lamented.
In October 2022, a handful of fans took to social media to express their disappointment that the legendary rock band won’t be visiting South Australia during their stint
In July, Red Hot Chili Peppers announced they’d be touring Australia and New Zealand alongside Post Malone.
Due to popular demand, they added second shows for Sydney and Melbourne.
It has been four years since Post Malone last performed in Australia and Red Hot Chili Peppers hasn’t toured Down Under since 2019.
Bassist Flea (pictured) last visited Australia for a holiday in December 2021. He is selling his property in Moruya on the NSW South Coast after almost 30 years
Flea, who recently listed his NSW property for $3million, last visited for a holiday in December 2021.
The bassist is selling his property in Moruya on the NSW South Coast after almost 30 years.
He purchased the property in 1994 and the band used it to write some of their best-selling songs.
In April 2022, the legendary alternative-rock band was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
During the ceremony, drummer Chad Smith name-dropped prior members of the band because ‘they’re all part of our journey’.
Anthony Kiedis added the story of the band is ‘not a story of individuals’.
‘Something happens when we come together which is much greater than the individual parts, we are much greater than the sum total of our parts,’ Kiedis said.
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