Can’t Stop: The Art of Playing Red Hot Chili Peppers Live
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Can’t Stop: The Art of Playing Red Hot Chili Peppers Live
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What does it really take to bring the raw, chaotic, funk-driven energy of the Red Hot Chili Peppers to life on stage?
In this episode of Borrowed Notes, Authentic Lives, host Karyn Rosenberg sits down with Cameron Dergham, founder and guitarist of The Chili Poppers, a Red Hot Chili Peppers tribute band and Remake Yourself, an Incubus tribute band. Cameron is known for delivering faithful, high-energy performances that capture the spirit of RHCP and Incubus.
Cameron shares how his passion for the Chili Peppers evolved from admiration to embodiment — and what it means to honor a band whose music is equal parts chaos, precision, vulnerability, and fire. He also talks about his other project as the lead singer of an Incubus Tribute band, and how he balances his gigs and work/family life. Together, they explore identity, musicianship, stage presence, and the deeper meaning behind paying tribute while still living an authentic creative life.
This episode is about funk, intention, and the art of showing up fully — night after night — for the music that changed everything.
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