Red Hot Chili Peppers to return with 'Rain Dance' single

Red Hot Chili Peppers - who will feature on the cover of the next issue of Q - have announced details of their comeback single, The Adventures Of Rain Dance Maggie.

The song is the band's first new material in over four years and gives fans a taster from their forthcoming album, I'm With You - the California group's tenth studio release (out 29 August).

The song will be unveiled on Redhotchilipeppers.com tonight (18 July) at around 20.00 (BST).

Red Hot Chili Peppers meanwhile will be the cover stars of Q302 which will be available towards the end of July and features an exclusive interview with the band.

Stay tuned to Qthemusic.com for exclusive material on the band's return.

5:07 PM | 18/07/2011

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