Red Hot Chili Peppers plan tour
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Dates likely in 2006
Red Hot Chili Peppers are putting together tour plans for 2006.
It is expected the band will hit the road next year in support of their currently untitled new album which is also due next year, the follow-up to 2002’s ‘By The Way’.
Having been in the studio since March this year, a band source told NME.COM that dates are planned for April.
Their last UK tour was in 2004, which included a residency at Hyde Park in London, shows which were recorded for a live album.
It is expected the band will hit the road next year in support of their currently untitled new album which is also due next year, the follow-up to 2002’s ‘By The Way’.
Having been in the studio since March this year, a band source told NME.COM that dates are planned for April.
Their last UK tour was in 2004, which included a residency at Hyde Park in London, shows which were recorded for a live album.
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