Book Tickets to See Rock Band Red Hot Chili Peppers in London on Their First Tour in Four Years

Three decades of hell raising and the Red Hot Chili Peppers show no signs of slowing down.

2011-10-25

LONDON, ENGLAND, October 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Demand for tickets to see veteran American rock band the Red Hot Chili Peppers is expected to be high when they play three dates at London's O2 Arena this November as part of their first UK and Ireland tour since 2006.

For fans visiting London for The O2 gigs which take place on Monday 7th, Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th November the advice given by London specialists LondonTown.com is to avoid travel chaos and book in at one of the London hotels close to the 20,000 capacity stadium in Greenwich, South East London.

The band who has won 7 Grammy Awards and sold over 70 million albums worldwide will no doubt take The O2 by storm as they combine new material with some of their old classics including well known hits 'Californication', 'Under the Bridge' and 'Give It Away'.

Renowned live performers, Red Hot Chili Peppers' Anthony Kiedis, Michael 'Flea' Balzary and Chad Smith are joined by new guitarist Josh Klinghoffer who replaces longstanding band member John Frusciante who left the group for a second time in 2010.

With this tour the punk legends promote their tenth studio album, 'I'm With You', which has been well received by critics and fans alike and marks a return to a funkier sound. This is the band's first album since the 2006 double LP 'Stadium Arcadium' and their first to be made with Klinghoffer as guitarist. Support comes from Los Angeles collective Fool's Gold, who fuse Western pop with African rhythms and melodies.

To book tickets to see the Red Hot Chili Peppers at the O2 Arena phone Ticketmaster on 0844 856 0202 if you're calling from the UK, or +44 161 385 3211 if you're calling from abroad. For more information about where to stay and how to find the best London hotel deals, go to LondonTown.com where you can find out what's going on in the nearby area, including useful information on shops and restaurants within walking distance of your hotel and The O2.

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