Red Hot Chili Peppers

88TICKETS WHERE REALLY HELPFUL WHEN TICKETS DID NOT ARRIVE! CHILLI PEPPERS WHERE OUT OF THIS WORLD, WITH A GREAT SUPPORT OF THE WOMBATS!

THE CHILLIS WHERE LIKE BEING IN YOUR OWN FRONT ROOM LISTENING TO THE ALBUM BUT WITH 80000 PEOPLE SHARING THE EXPIERENCE. FLEA WAS RATHER SHOT AWAY BUT VERY FUNNY. THE MUSIC WAS JUST AWESOME.

THE WORST THING WAS NOT ENOUGH LOOS 26 MINUTES TO QUEUE FOR A LOO!!!!

THE OTHER BAD THING WAS THE MUDDY FIELD AND THE CAR WAS SINKING AND THE RAIN WAS COMING DOWN!! WE THOUGHT THAT WE WHERE GOING TO GET STUCK.

I went to see the Rolling stones a few weeks before and they were amazing, 80 pounds and well worth the money!!! I think the RHCP have let their fame get to their heads and are not putting on a good enough show AT ALL. The RHCP have probably been my favourite band for a long time (I am only 16) but this performance really made me think, all of your fans have payed so much money to come and see you, many people alongside me came all the way up from London, and you can only pull this off and think it is good enough. I think it is awful, and I would NEVER EVER pay to see them again, or recommend them.

Amazing! I took my 12 year old son with me. He loves the Chili Peppers, but my wife was a bit worried about the language, but that was not an issue at all. Their current songs had great solos, and the band made a great atmosphere. I would recommend this show to anyone.

Red Hot Chilli Peppers are amazing together right now. Saw the October 2nd performance at the Garden, and had to see them again on the 20th, so dug deep and bought pretty incredible seats to a more devoted fan-based performance, where we all sang along. The wave was happening up balcony way, and it happened on one of the worst nights weather and grid lock wise in Beantown. We appreciated the band's apology also for arriving late. We all shared a wild ride. 4 hours just from R.I.

I totally agree on 2 major things that need improvement for future consideration by RHCP. #1- Mars Volta - What's up with that???

I love music, and I am open-minded but... October 2nd attended with a friend, and we decided to go and drink beer instead of trying to hear anything at all clean from this blearily reckless demonstration of rubbish.

October 20th performance - arrived late with my daughter and her boyfriend, hoping to have missed their appearance. Unfortunately, all ran late and Mars Volta sucked once more. Thankfully, for Heroes we sat through more of it...only because Boston shut the taps down at 9:00. Definitely, RHCP need to rethink the opening band. We all embrace RHCP. Please don't bring us down, and give us something to head trip on.

#2 - Oh Yeah, yeah. Lengthen the performance! Personally, I liked the song set they delivered and all - just why I took my daughter and the boyfriend to see a band at it's PRIME. But when you're paying $200 a ticket, 1 hour and 30 to 40 minutes is NOT ENOUGH, and after that a 4 hour drive and parking nightmare. It may not have been their fault, though Boston may have a curfew at the garden!? Maybe plan for our lovely New England weather better in future.

Having been a fan for years, I have got to say it was a delectably fine concert. Kiedis sounded studio worthy, and his voice was in fine shape. Guitars haven't sounded so together. They're all so blessed...

Keep it comin', but next time make it longer.

The last time I saw the RHCP's was in 1988 when they were still known for their blistering punk/funk fusion. They've come a long ways since those days, but unfortunately I didn't get the feeling that they are comfortable being a "supergroup". And I say that because all the "big" bands would never roll into town and do a show that was less than 2 hours with a lot of dead air in between songs. The show should have been at LEAST 2 1/2 hrs, preferably 3 hours.

They didn't do any of their strongest tunes from Stadium Arcadium (other than radio popular tunes). That was disappointing, as I believe this to be the Red Hot Chilli Peppers' best album yet. No "21st Century" or "Death of a Martian" or "Turn It Again".

Flea "looked good", but could barely be heard due to poor sound and the blasting guitar.

The best thing about the concert was listening to Jimi Hendrix inspired solo's all night!

September 1st, 2006. What a fantastic show! Apparently, they had played the same venue the night before. I had heard that previous night was amazing, but the following night blew the previous out of the water. All 4 guys came to play, and it seemed like each was trying to out do the other. Maybe it was because Jack Irons was there to watch...he was one of their first drummers. Flea was off the hook! He played his heart out and rocked the place. The coolest thing was that they jammed almost as much improv as they played their covers. They must have felt fairly relaxed...playing in their own home town and knowing that they would be going to their own beds to sleep in that night. They looked like they were having a blast!

All 4 guys are amazing musicians. Having been there to see one of the biggest bands on the planet right now, was enough to make you bounce for an entire month. I couldn't get enough. Anthony finished the night by saying; "I will never forget this night".

Was crushed at the front of the pit for this summer concert event, headlined by the Chili Peppers. They came, they played, they left. Band was tight but showed no stage presence or attempt to entertain. Flea and Anthony never even talked to each other; while Flea and the lead guitarist seemed much more at home in a encore-ending free jam. Flea is the best bass guitarist (cept sir Paul) that I have ever seen. These boys need to remember where their success came from; sneering at the crowd will not lead to larger record sells eventually. The concert was disappointing and left you wanting.

Although their talent is there in every song, and I enjoyed the majority of the concert, the opening band really took a lot of the enjoyment out of the experience. I think that Chili should think about this selection. I guess that my expectations were so high for them to justify the ticket price after the opening act, that it really was hard to come away being really excited.

I have seen he Red Hot Chilli Peppers at Hyde Park, so I knew they would be good. The gig ended way too soon though! Anthony seemed as if he didn't really want to be there, but he performed as fantastic as ever. I didn't manage to buy a programme - were there any?!

I heard rumours that this is their last tour! I sincerely hope not! We ladies like the eye candy!

Well......the support band. I have never seen such rubbish being called music! Did the Chili's really agree to this as their support??

As for the Chili's - they were there, but I would have thought maybe they didn't want to be. They got on stage, played their music (very well of course), but that was it. No interaction with the crowd at all (or with each orther) - I was left thinking 'is that it?', were they only interested in the price they could get for the tickets? Not interested in their fans at all? The only way this was slightly helped was by Chad saying a few words to the crowd at the end of the concert. I'm sure not everyone will agree with this review, but I was left wanting more, and disapointed.