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 Rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers performed for 10,000 fans in the shadow of the Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.<\/p>\n

The band performed on Friday night, reports aceshowbiz.com.<\/p>\n

Singer Anthony Kiedis and his band opened the set just outside Cairo, Egypt, with “Can’t stop” and “Fortune faded”, before ripping through a series of fan favourites and hits like “Californication”, “Under the bridge”, and “The Zephyr song”.<\/p>\n

The band also performed tracks by The Stooges and Stevie Wonder and covered Radiohead’s “Pyramid song” before ending the show with “Give it away”.<\/p>\n

The group has joined acts like Frank Sinatra, Jean-Michel Jarre, Sting and The Grateful Dead among those who have performed at the ancient site.<\/p>\n

The concert, which was livestreamed for fans around the world, was the first international gig to be held at the Pyramids since Yanni performed there in 2015.<\/p>\n

(IANS)<\/p>\n

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