The thing I’ve noticed about our fans that makes me the happiest is that they come in all ages. Literally, we have kids standing on the side of the stage who are fiveyears old. And they’re watching Chad Smith play the drums, and they’re just dumbfounded and amazed, and they’re absolutely entranced. And then there’s their big brother or sister who love our music, and they’re out there dancing. And then there’s like the mom or dad who brought them, and they’re feeling it. I think that’s kind of the beauty of our pico de gallo, at this point — that it covers all ages including really young, smart, cool kids that are, like, tapping into the new. They’re still tapping into us and our new. So it’s fine if people want to stick to our body of work from the ’80s. We’re proud of that music and if that’s what suits them, that’s fine. But thank God that there are these people that are interested in new music, that like what we do now. — Anthony Kiedis