
Flea's Jazz-Infused Performance on The Tonight Show
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Flea, the Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist, showcased his musical versatility on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, performing a soulful rendition of Frank Oceans Thinkin Bout You on trumpet and bass. He also shared stories about his jazz-inspired album Honora, set to release this Friday, and announced a North American and European tour starting in May 2023.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Flea's Jazz-Infused Performance on The Tonight Show. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 24th, Flea dropped by the Tonight Show star and Jimmy Fallon this week for a standout performance. He covered Frank Ocean's Think About You, a track from his first solo album, Anora, delivering it with lush strings and a tender feel. Switching between bass guitar and trumpet, Flea led his band through a heartfelt take on the chorus and bridge. It highlighted his chops on brass, and as a band leader, proving the song's strength even without vocals. During the interview, Fallon asked about the bandage on Flea's forehead. He first spun a tall tale about battling four criminals, then confessed it came from a frantic pea-break, mid-apple music set. He slammed into a glass. Door at full speed, Flea opened up about Hanora's roots in jazz and his trumpet-playing youth. The album arrives this Friday, March 27th, following singles. A plea in traffic lights with Tom York. He's launching a short tour in May 2026, spanning North America from Chicago to Los Angeles, then Europe, including Berlin, London, and Paris perfect timing to hear the new material live.
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