The only boos of the night came during the encore.
Northern California home over the weekend, playing a sold-out show at Levi’s Stadium on Friday night.
By the time the lights dimmed for the main act, the crowd was at capacity, eager to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers. Following the opener, the Chili Peppers continued with classics like “Dani California,” “Universally Speaking” and “Snow” before breaking into their newest album"Unlimited Love" during the middle of the set. The crowd waited patiently through new songs like"Whatchu Thinkin'" and “Aquatic Mouth Dance” — a few die-hards knew the words to sing along — but the energy clearly dipped between the hits.
Kiedis’ job is not easy. The Chili Peppers’ catalog is varied enough that he needs to be able to belt, sing melodically and rap at Busta Rhymes-level speed depending on the track. Throughout the nearly 2-hour set, Kiedis did all this without breaking much of a sweat. And, as it always does during a RHCP show, Kiedis’ shirt came off about three-quarters through the set for “Tell Me Baby.”
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