[left_side] [/left_side] [right_side] Setlist unknown. [/right_side] [clear] The Event In Brief The First Annual Hullaballo, to benefit the Silverlake Conservatory of Music Camber Sands Holiday Park, Rye, UK Organisator: Flea Website: here Performers: Flea, John Frusciante, Tracy Chapman, Charlie Haden, Grant Lee Phillips Screencap of the “poster”: Related news items the announcement RollingStone.com review The Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Flea enlisted a few of his friends — from bandmate John Frusciante and Tracy Chapman to jazz great Charlie Haden — to perform at a benefit last week for his Los Angeles music school, the Silver Lake Conservatory of Music. “People are coming out because they’re grateful the school is here,”…

[left_side] Date: Saturday, April 23rd 2005 Venue: Camber Sands Holiday Park, Rye, UK Attendees: Unknown Audio/Video: YES | YES Photo Albums:

[iva_only_a] 01. Life’s a Bath 02. Unknown [aka Snakes & Fakes, VPRO song] 03. Head (Beach Arab) 04. Unknown I dug up these “dictaphone” recordings from like 1994/95 for some benefit at Mogul’s in Hollywood, CA. This may have been John Frusciante’s first performance after exit the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Flea played solo acoustic as well as Frusciante–from what I recall Flea even played the song off the Basketball Diaries soundtrack. Ahh, “I’ve Been Down” was performed, had to look that one up. Wow, not sure if I still have the micro cassette for that or if I already had transferred that eons ago. Dave Navarro played with the…

Not much is known about this solo performance, as details are vague. According to most sources, John "played Life Is A Bath and puked".