Red Hot Chili Peppers

Chili Peppers were fantastic. So much energy! Ken Carson was an awful performer, though; I don't understand why they're touring with him. The guy just walked back and forth on stage for an hour. His music was playing but the vocals were baked in -- the only contribution he made is to shout only the last couple words of any words in the music. The Gorge is beautiful.

Chili Peppers rocked the house but the technical side left a lot to be desired. John Frusciante’s guitar powered by 6 Marshall stacks completely overpowered Anthony Kiedis’s vocals and the guest musician’s sax solo. The only time we had a chance of hearing Kiedis sing is on songs where the guitar was used minimally. Possibly the fault of the venue’s sound mixer or the fact that we were in row 10 and in front of the Marshalls, but the overall mix was way off the mark. Additionally, the near two seconds video latency behind audio, on the Imag screens, made watching the well cut video coverage unbearable. That video delay was reminiscent of the lip sync from their Super Bowl halftime show so we avoided looking at the massive vertical screens which flanked the stage. Again, most likely a venue issue. Band looked great and delivered a passionate, energetic and entertaining set. The Chili Peppers are as spicy as always!

I had front row ticket, but HERSHEY has a CURFEW!!! UGH!!! I made a special sign for the band and they actually played one of my favorite songs "DONT FORGET ME"! I prefer to see them at other venues than Hershey, PA because of the LAWS! I paid A LOT of $$$ to see my FAVORATE BAND!!! Tammy Bisker

Third time for me having had the pleasure to see RHCP. They are always GREAT but energetically the other two concerts were even better. Might have been the crowd or location. Iggy Pop as warm up was a treat though. All up we were well entertained by one of the best Rockbands of our generation. May they keep touring for many more years. It’s a must see band!

We went both nights in Sydney had great ticket on the floor up the front. Unfortunately Thursday night wasn’t the best set that they played the crowd was amazing everyone was in too have a great night. It took too long to get a drink and then they weren’t cold, there isn’t enough toilets for that area and shared potable toilets isn’t nice for us women. I pay good money to watch the band not stand in lines. Saturday night was heaps better play set by the band but the bars ran out of vodka drinks early in the night and the rest of the drinks weren’t cold. Been to Accor heaps to watch bands this is typical effort on there behave.

RHCP were great as always, but the Globe Life Field is not a great place for concerts. If you are anywhere but the floor, the sound sucks. With the roof closed, the sound just bounces around. The old ballpark next door is much better for shows. I will always go see RHCP because they put on a fabulous show - but DFW has plenty of great venues, and the new ballpark isn't one.

Say RHCP We're aRight On Key ! Anthony Flea John Smith Everything Was Great The Venue Sound Was As Good As It Could Be For The Venue Y'all Had To Play In Wide Open Spaces! The Fans Were Really Locked Into The Over All Production An Locked Onto The RHCP Over All The Show. I Only Made The Red Hot Chilli Peppers Show I'm Sorry I Missed The Other Shows! Thank You! Red Hot Chilli Peppers For A Great Show Full Of Energy! Songwriter! Kenny King Songwriter 3012 Pleasant Drive Dallas Texas 75227 Kenny King (214)- 906- 9281 kennyking78555@gmail.com kenny king1094@gmail.com END====≠====END==========END

Red Hot Chili Peppers we’re great but the venue was a big disappointment. We purchased higher priced “Speakeasy” tickets because we wanted access to the swanky speakeasy bar/restaurant and the free food and drink service at our seats. Our tickets clearly. Indicated that we had speakeasy access. However they closed the speakeasy for a private party and there was no service in the seats. The lighting on the stage was terrible so that you could only see silhouettes f people, the screams did not have clear pictures of the band and there was a net hanging in front of the of the stage which obstructed our view. It took over an hour to get out of the area after the concert du to all the congestion of 3 stadiums and all the restaurants and places all clumped together. Again the band is great and they played a great set list. Overall the highlight was the street vendor with bacon wrapped hotdogs we had while waiting for an Uber on the curb. I don’t think I would pay to see a band there again.

Mind-blowing experience. While we were hundreds of feet from the stage, The experience of seeing RHCP in the format of two large screens beside a large screen and the band made it feel intimate. Every song had minutes of extra notes and riffs that turned the performance into something that will be written and reviewed and talked about for years. While I have seen better light shows, the lighting that RHCP was using is definitely on the bleeding edge of tech. Combined with the vibrating color scheme that they used on the background screen in several videos, along with the video that flooded over the barriers on the top and bottom of the screen, it made for a magical performance that I will never forget. RHCP set a new standard for live shows. Note: I wear ear plugs to concerts, and in my experience this show was better with them. A lot of the echo and white noise generated from this arena is removed by the ear plugs.

After all of these years they still sounded powerful and flawless live. My only qualm of the show would’ve been due to mother nature pouring profusely and setting back the show by two hours after having driven for over two hours from Tampa and then having to take a shuttle to the stadium in torrential downpour. I also wish that they played suck my kiss, under the bridge, other side, right on time, and can’t stop. Happy to see they still there and some classics but I could’ve done without the tracks from the new album and have them replace with the songs previously mentioned. Other than that now I get to take their live show off of my bucket list! I’m glad these individuals are still so passionate about music and what it means to them and everyone❤️🙏🏼🌶🔥

Great show. Everyone was on point! Flea and John were killing and Chad was holding it down with powerful drumming. Anthony delivered his great vocals but his energy seemed subdued at times. Anthony was wearing shorts with a lightning bolt across the front. I'm hoping it was a homage to legendary DC rockers Bad Brains!

It was a fun show, and the Chili Peppers sounded great. I'm not a fan of concerts in baseball stadiums, but it is what it is. Sadly we paid $40 to "upgrade" our seats to side stage, only to find out that it meant an obstructed view since the sides of the stage were closed off. It left us with a view of a quarter of the stage, so we could only see John's side. We ended up sitting in our og seats in the 400 level

High energy, respectable length at 1hr 45 min, but they didn't play 3 of my favorite songs (Scar Tissue Otherside and Under the Bridge). I found out that they have too many hits to play them at all the stops and that I basically just had a bad luck of the draw, which happens. As well as I've been scoring this summer, and for the price I paid, I can't complain and thus only one star deducted :) I pity those who paid far more for their tickets if they had similar issues with the setlist

The Chilis pulled all the stops for this show, though it was a little on the shorter side (seems like Anthony K’s voice couldn’t handle much more). Two things that could be better: 1) sound was a little off, drums too loud, guitar not prominent enough, and 2) a couple more supporting musicians as personnel would’ve helped (background vocals, rhythm guitar, etc)

Had VIP Nation ticket, no one knew where i was supposed to go. Found there was a hidden VIP check in where u got a bag, VIP poster, plastic VIP ticket stub, and two drink vouchers. Drink vouchers are only redeemable at two of 6 available stations and for beer or wine only. Staff directed me wrong directions about 4 times

Loved all the bands (Thundercat, HAIM, & Red Hot Chili Peppers), disliked the venue. I get that they needed a venue for a huge audience, however, the sound quality, lighting, and visuals were disappointing. Our seats were located behind home plate and the venue didn't even remove the fly ball netting which caused further view obstruction. The giant picture screens were also poorly managed, as whomever was operating the cameras either failed to capture much of the action on stage. At several points the screens were just black. The majority of the seats are not floor seats/ GA so you would think they would have more of a care for the audience who were farther away from the stage. Definitely a venue made for sporting events, not music. Doubt I'll come back to this venue, but would see RHCP again in a heartbeat!

RHCP puts on such a high, positive energy show that I got a great workout that night. I've been to hundreds of concerts, but this was my first Chili Peppers show. It was so good I'm gonna fly to another city to catch one more on this tour. If you've never been, you have no idea what you're missing. Go.

Une énergie dingue et des titres iconiques malheureusement un peu gâchés par une très mauvaise acoustique, une balance qui laisse à désirer et une façon de filmer pour les écrans géants qui ne rend pas la performance scénique. Je laisse une dernière chance au SdF avec Ed Sheeran à la fin du mois mais entre l’acoustique et l’accessibilité catastrophique du stade, ça sera probablement ma dernière fois pour un concert.

They sounded awesome, moved around the stage, the songs you came to hear were great, the lighting was very cool, but it was a very short set. Did an hour, took a break and came back for 2 songs. Said there were done and walked out. Left the drummer to placate the disbelieving audience. Not an impressive introduction to the Chili Peppers for my 13 year old son. They get 3 stars because they are the Red Hot freaking Chili Peppers, but it was a 2 star concert.

Trombone Shorty and Orleans Street were a great start; the RHCP still can kill it, and Flea and Chad were especially epic. The absence of John Fruscante is still felt, especially when the current guitarist tried to play Stadium Arcadium songs; he was more flash than true substance. I'd love to see how they'd sound if the Orleans Street Guitarist was in the band!