Legendary American rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers announced on October 7 that they have added two new stadium shows in Sydney and Melbourne with superstar rapper Post Malone to their global stadium tour in early 2023.The newly added shows will take place in Sydney's Accor Stadium on February 4 and Melbourne's Marvel Stadium on February 9, bringing the total number of shows in Australia to six.Tickets will go on sale on October 14 at 11 am in Sydney and 10 am in Melbourne. The Live Nation presale begins on October 12 at 11 am in Sydney and 10 am in Melbourne. Tickets for all the shows will be available for purchase on Livenation's website.Red Hot Chili Peppers newly added Australian dates and venuesRed Hot Chili Peppers@ChiliPeppersNEW SHOWS ADDED in Sydney on Feb 4th and Melbourne on Feb 9thPresales begin October 12thGeneral on sale begins October 14thredhotchilipeppers.com57664NEW SHOWS ADDED in Sydney on Feb 4th and Melbourne on Feb 9thPresales begin October 12thGeneral on sale begins October 14thredhotchilipeppers.com https://t.co/yGZfTiqjwbRed Hot Chili Peppers’ Australian tour dates 2023 (featuring Post Malone)Saturday, January 21, 2023 – Auckland - Mt. Smart StadiumThursday, January 26, 2023 – Dunedin - Forsyth Barr StadiumSunday, January 29, 2023 – Brisbane - Suncorp StadiumThursday, February 2, 2023– Sydney - Accor StadiumSaturday, February 4, 2023 – Sydney - Accor Stadium (new show)Tuesday, February 7, 2023 – Melbourne - Marvel StadiumThursday. February 9, 2023 – Melbourne - Marvel Stadium (new show)Sunday, February 12, 2023 – Perth - Optus StadiumFollowing the release of their critically acclaimed new album Unlimited Love, Red Hot Chili Peppers kicked off their global stadium tour last month in Europe, with stops in London, Paris, Dublin, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and many more. The tour will see the return of guitarist and all-around musician John Frusciante to the band, who performed their career-spanning hits alongside tracks from their new album, their first recording with Frusciante since 2006.Red Hot Chili Peppers@ChiliPeppersLive from the Apollo on September 13th - Whole Lotta Red Hot, Ch 315 on @SIRIUSXMyoutube.com/playlist?list=…1694216Live from the Apollo on September 13th - Whole Lotta Red Hot, Ch 315 on @SIRIUSXMyoutube.com/playlist?list=… https://t.co/fJFyBevigZThe album was met with a lot of love from fans and debuted at number one around the world. Following the success of Unlimited Love, Red Hot Chili Peppers' second album of 2022, Return Of The Dream Canteen, will be released on Friday, October 14.The album was preceded by the singles Tippa My Tongue and Eddie, the latter of which is a tribute to the late Eddie Van Halen.Meanwhile, Post Malone's last album, Twelve Carat Toothache, was released in June.TD Garden@tdgardenEvent UpdatePost Malone’s show at TD Garden originally scheduled for September 24th has been rescheduled to October 10th. Previously purchased tickets will be valid for the new rescheduled date.1423146🚨Event Update🚨Post Malone’s show at TD Garden originally scheduled for September 24th has been rescheduled to October 10th. Previously purchased tickets will be valid for the new rescheduled date. https://t.co/iQMbkKWzKxMalone is currently on tour in the United States and was forced to cancel a show in Boston on September 24 after experiencing excruciating pain. Malone had previously fallen into a hole in the middle of the stage, injuring his ribs, during a show in St. Louis the week before.Following his hospitalization, Malone resumed his tour on September 27 with a show in Cleveland, Ohio, with the run scheduled to continue through October and November.Red Hot Chili Peppers@ChiliPeppersStacked to the brim with the blood from our hearts. Return of the Dream Canteen ALT cover. 10/14 rhcp.lnk.to/DreamCanteen3315356Stacked to the brim with the blood from our hearts. Return of the Dream Canteen ALT cover. 10/14 rhcp.lnk.to/DreamCanteen https://t.co/OsmDHoZqZCRed Hot Chili Peppers have sound tracked successive generations as not only one of the bestselling acts in music history, but also one of the world's most popular streaming rock bands today. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012, the Grammy-winning Los Angeles quartet has sold 80 million albums, generated five billion YouTube views, and amassed 22 billion Spotify streams, with an average of 21 million monthly listeners on the platform.