Red Hot Chili Peppers rocker Anthony Kiedis leaves Perth hotel with a leg bandaged as the band completes their Australian tour
Anthony Kiedis left his hotel in Perth, Western Australia on Valentine’s Day due to an injury.
The rocker, 60, who just finished his Down Under tour, had a black supportive bandage around one knee.
He was wearing a youth outfit including a white T-shirt with black and neon pink printed graphics.
Anthony Kiedis (pictured) left his hotel in Perth, Western Australia on Valentine’s Day due to an injury. The rocker, 60, who just finished his Down Under tour, had a black supportive bandage around one knee
Anthony added a black Playboy-inspired bomber jacket atop the top, which featured the classic bunny logo with glittery buttons.
The singer completed the look with a pair of black shorts and white slide shoes with booties, as well as a back cover.
Carrying a water bottle in his arms, he was seen leaving the establishment alongside guitarist Flea.
He was wearing a youth outfit including a white T-shirt with black and neon pink printed graphics
The Red Hot Chili Peppers were criticized earlier this month for largely playing their new songs over their old hits at their Sydney concert on February 2.
The California rockers responded to the criticism while performing in Melbourne with a dramatically different setlist.
The band ditched several songs from their more recent albums and replaced them with their 90s mega hits like Suck My Kiss and Under the Bridge.
Anthony added a black Playboy-inspired bomber jacket atop the top, which featured the classic bunny logo with shiny buttons and white slats.
The California hitmakers posted a photo on Instagram of their Melbourne concert set-up and fans gushed over their selection of great tracks.
It comes after Australian fans walked away from their show in disappointment after the band failed to play one of their most iconic songs.
Veteran rock group Under the Bridge departed from the set list during the Brisbane and Sydney shows as they kicked off their Australian tour with Post Malone.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers were blown away earlier this month for their new songs largely playing their old hits at their concert in Sydney on February 2.
