“The Red Hot Chili Peppers announce that we are parting ways with our guitarist of the past 10 years Josh Klinghoffer,” said the band in a statement posted on social media. “Josh is a beautiful musician who we respect and love. We are deeply grateful for our time with him, and the countless gifts he shared with us.”

Klinghoffer joined Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2009 as a touring member, after Frusciante decided to take a break from the band. He recorded two studio albums with the group; I’m with You and The Getaway.

“We also announce, with great excitement and full hearts, that John Frusciante is rejoining our group,” RHCP added.

John Frusciante joined RHCP in 1988 as an 18-year-old, replacing the late group’s founder Hillel Slovak. Frusciante took part in recording Mother’s Milk in 1989 and Blood Sugar Sex Magik in 1991 before leaving the band in 1992. In the following years, he struggled with addictions, which influenced him to take a break from music.

After a successful rehabilitation, Frusciante was invited to rejoin the band in 1999, after the group fired Dave Navarro. He recorded three more albums with the band in the following decade, before quitting once again saying he needs a break from constant work.

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RHCP announced the news via their social media, revealing that the show is scheduled for March 15, 2019. The band also shared an accompanying trailer and the poster.

RHCP won’t be the first band to play at the Egypt’s Great Pyramids of Giza, since several other notable acts got the opportunity to “rock” this site including Pink Floyd in 1971 and Grateful Dead in 1978.

Although Red Hot Chili Peppers are working on a new studio album, the chances of the record being out by this concert are slim to none. Drummer Chad Smith recently told Sirius XM’s Volume West that their new studio release was going great until the California wildfires broke out and forced the band to pause the work.

“We started to work on [the new album], which, for us, is just getting in a room and making some noise and putting some notes together,” – said Smith. “And then the fires came, and the house we were working in, there was no damage, it didn’t burn down, but we couldn’t get back in there. So that halted our [progress].”

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“The Red Hot Chili Peppers announce that we are parting ways with our guitarist of the past 10 years Josh Klinghoffer,” said the band in a statement posted on social media. “Josh is a beautiful musician who we respect and love. We are deeply grateful for our time with him, and the countless gifts he shared with us.”

Klinghoffer joined Red Hot Chili Peppers in 2009 as a touring member, after Frusciante decided to take a break from the band. He recorded two studio albums with the group; I’m with You and The Getaway.

“We also announce, with great excitement and full hearts, that John Frusciante is rejoining our group,” RHCP added.

John Frusciante joined RHCP in 1988 as an 18-year-old, replacing the late group’s founder Hillel Slovak. Frusciante took part in recording Mother’s Milk in 1989 and Blood Sugar Sex Magik in 1991 before leaving the band in 1992. In the following years, he struggled with addictions, which influenced him to take a break from music.

After a successful rehabilitation, Frusciante was invited to rejoin the band in 1999, after the group fired Dave Navarro. He recorded three more albums with the band in the following decade, before quitting once again saying he needs a break from constant work.

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RHCP announced the news via their social media, revealing that the show is scheduled for March 15, 2019. The band also shared an accompanying trailer and the poster.

RHCP won’t be the first band to play at the Egypt’s Great Pyramids of Giza, since several other notable acts got the opportunity to “rock” this site including Pink Floyd in 1971 and Grateful Dead in 1978.

Although Red Hot Chili Peppers are working on a new studio album, the chances of the record being out by this concert are slim to none. Drummer Chad Smith recently told Sirius XM’s Volume West that their new studio release was going great until the California wildfires broke out and forced the band to pause the work.

“We started to work on [the new album], which, for us, is just getting in a room and making some noise and putting some notes together,” – said Smith. “And then the fires came, and the house we were working in, there was no damage, it didn’t burn down, but we couldn’t get back in there. So that halted our [progress].”

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