Roseville Youth Band Hazmat to Open for Red NOT Chili Peppers

School of Rock house band to tour Southern California in June

Apr. 11, 2026 at 12:00am

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An abstract, minimalist illustration featuring bold, jagged shapes in shades of red, orange, and black, conceptually representing the energy and spirit of a youth rock band opening for a legendary rock group.The young musicians of Hazmat prepare to take the stage and open for the iconic Red NOT Chili Peppers on their 35th anniversary tour.Roseville Today

The youth house band Hazmat from the Roseville School of Rock will be opening for the Red NOT Chili Peppers, who are celebrating the 35th anniversary of their landmark album 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik'. Hazmat is preparing for a tour in Southern California in June.

Why it matters

This is a major opportunity for the young musicians of Hazmat to gain exposure and experience opening for an established rock band. The Red NOT Chili Peppers' anniversary tour will also delight longtime fans of the iconic group.

The details

Hazmat, the house band from the Roseville School of Rock, will be the opening act for the Red NOT Chili Peppers' upcoming tour celebrating the 35th anniversary of their album 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik'. The Red NOT Chili Peppers will be performing the album in its entirety, bookended by some of their biggest hits.

  • Hazmat is preparing for a tour in Southern California in June 2026.
  • The Red NOT Chili Peppers are celebrating the 35th anniversary of their landmark album 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik'.

The players

Hazmat

The youth house band from the Roseville School of Rock.

Red NOT Chili Peppers

An established rock band celebrating the 35th anniversary of their album 'Blood Sugar Sex Magik'.

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The takeaway

This is an exciting opportunity for the young musicians of Hazmat to gain valuable experience opening for an acclaimed rock band like the Red NOT Chili Peppers. It showcases the talent being nurtured at the Roseville School of Rock and will likely inspire the next generation of local music stars.