2023-07-17 21:06:53
When a legend invites itself to the Charrues: Monday July 17, the Red Hot Chili Peppers monument delivered a performance that will undeniably make a date in the history of the Carhaisian festival. From 3:30 p.m., many fans rushed to the Glenmor stage to attend the concert of their idols. Massed by the dozens against the crash barriers, they vibrated for 1h30 to the sound of hits by highly anticipated Californian artists. The full of Kerampuilh was full to bursting and all the ingredients were there for a concert of anthology.
Anthony Kiedis, lead singer of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. (The Telegram. Nicolas Ollier)
As soon as they entered the stage, the rockers showed in a few seconds what they are capable of: fiery riffs from John Frusciante, one of the best guitarists in the world, a frenzied solo from drummer, Chad Smith, sprinkled with the grain of madness from a Flea (bassist) crazy… Only the first notes of “Can’t Stop” remained to ignite a white-hot audience. A closing high point that will go down in the annals of Les Vieilles Charrues… although shortened by ten minutes. Damage.
We still felt a difference in atmosphere between certain concerts of the festival and this one… As if the fans who had come especially for the performance of the Californians were a bit far from the magic that has been operating at Les Charrues since Thursday… But they are spectators from the bottom of the plain who write it!
In front of the stage, the crowd was dancing. But deep down, she was more silent. Maybe the expectation was too great. But, obviously, musically, the Red Hot have nothing to prove. They showed it again. And it’s a very, very big blow for the Plows, which sit a little more their international reputation.
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