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RHCP and Dave Grohl Perform at Hollywood Palladium
Red Hot Chili Peppers and Dave Grohl performed at the Hollywood Palladium on Saturday night to benefit the Silverlake Conservatory of Music.
A concert benefiting the non-profit Silverlake Conservatory of Music took place on Saturday night, October 17, at the Hollywood Palladium. The event marked the 25th anniversary of the Los Angeles school, which was founded by Flea and Keith Tree Barry. Hosted by Marc Maron, the evening featured sets by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dave Grohl, and Vince Staples.
Red Hot Chili Peppers played an 11-song set, opening with an improvisation before Can't Stop. The band performed Organic Anti-Beat Box Band and Blackeyed Blonde live for the first time since 2000. John Frusciante covered Carole King's Will You Love Me Tomorrow?, and the band played Nevermind with Frusciante for the first time since 1992. Grohl played a seven-song set of Foo Fighters songs, bringing his daughter Violet Grohl onstage during part of the performance.
In May, Red Hot Chili Peppers sold their recorded music catalog to Warner Music Group in a deal exceeding 300 million dollars. The band's 2022 releases, Unlimited Love and Return Of The Dream Canteen, both entered the top three on the US and UK charts. Flea also recently released his debut solo album, Honora, which centers on his jazz roots.
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