Jane's Addiction has cancelled their scheduled show following an incident that led to an onstage altercation between frontman Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro. The band was performing at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston on September 13 when the altercation occurred during the performance of their song "Ocean Size." Farrell reportedly took a swing at Navarro, prompting immediate concern and confusion among the audience.
Fans had anticipated tonight's show at the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut, which has now been officially cancelled. The band released a statement via their Instagram, expressing their regret and apologizing to fans for the abrupt cancellation due to the events of the previous night. (source: Louder Sound)
This incident raises questions about the band’s future, especially after Navarro shared a cryptic post on his social media that read simply, "goodbye." This comes amidst a reportedly tense environment within the band, with other members including bassist Eric Avery receiving criticism for their roles during the bust-up as described by Farrell's wife, Etty, who labeled her husband a "crazed beast" during the altercation.
Although tickets for remaining tour dates are still being offered on some platforms, it seems uncertain whether the band will continue with their upcoming schedule, which includes locations such as Toronto and Chicago. Further updates from Jane's Addiction are anticipated in the coming days, as fans hope for clarity regarding their beloved band's next steps.