Perry Farrell: Last News

Perry Farrell has shared an apology to Dave Navarro following their physical altercation at one of their Jane’s Addiciton shows last week.The legendary Los Angeles alt-rockers recently returned to their original line-up of Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery, and released their first new music together in 34 years, in the form of the single ‘Imminent Redemption’.During a recent show in Boston last Friday (September 13), tensions began to mount on stage, leading to Farrell shouting at Navarro, before bringing the show to a halt by shoving the guitarist. The fight was quickly broken up and the lights came down as a group of crew members, as well as Avery, tried to restrain Perry and take him off stage.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Jane’s Addiction singer Perry Farrell has apologized to bandmates and fans for “inexcusable behavior,” hours after news broke that the second half of the group’s reunion tour was being canceled after a fight broke out on stage Friday. In a short statement shared with Variety by a representative, Farrell said: “This weekend has been incredibly difficult and after having the time and space to reflect, it is only right that I apologize to my bandmates, especially Dave Navarro, fans, family and friends for my actions during Friday’s show.

got into a fight onstage in Boston Friday night.The band shared the news in a statement on their Instagram account Monday.“To all the fans, the band have made the difficult decision to take some time away as a group,” the statement began. “As such, they will be cancelling the remainder of the tour,” the message added.The announcement also said that refunds for the canceled dates will be issued at the point of purchase.In another statement, Navarro, 57, drummer Stephen Perkins and bassist Eric Avery blamed Farrell, 65, for the scuffle and the tour being canceled.“Due to a continuing pattern of behavior and the mental health difficulties of our singer Perry Farrell, we have come to the conclusion that we have no choice but to discontinue the current US tour,” began the statement, shared on Navarro’s, Perkins’ and Avery’s Instagram accounts.“Our concern for his personal health and safety as well as our own has left us no alternative.

Jane’s Addiction has canceled the rest of their tour following an on-stage fight between Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro, and Eric Avery.

Jane’s Addiction have confirmed that they will be cancelling their tour and taking a hiatus due to internal conflicts.The legendary Los Angeles alt-rockers recently returned to their original line-up of Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery, and released their first new music together in 34 years, in the form of the single ‘Imminent Redemption’.They then embarked on a series of UK shows together – including an intimate comeback gig at Bush Hall – before confirming details of a US tour with Love & Rockets.However, during a recent show in Boston, tensions began to mount on stage, leading to Farrell shouting at Navarro, before bringing the show to a halt by shoving the guitarist. The fight was quickly broken up and the lights came down as a group of crew members, as well as Avery, tried to restrain Perry and take him off stage.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic The remainder of the reunion tour by the original lineup of Jane’s Addiction, the group’s first in 14 years, has been canceled. While a general statement issued under the band’s name collectively did not lay blame, guitarist Dave Navarro laid it squarely at singer Perry Farrell‘s feet in a separate statement issued on his own social accounts and co-signed by the other two band members, saying Farrell is experiencing mental health issues and saying they “hope he finds the help he needs.” It’s a development that came to seem inevitable after the world witnessed footage of an on-stage melee that saw Farrell taking a punch at guitarist Navarro, followed by bassist Eric Avery going after Farrell as he and two crew members struggled to get the singer off-stage.

The members of Jane’s Addiction have sadly decided to cancel the remaining dates of their tour after members Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro had an onstage altercation last week.

Jane’s Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro has shared a cryptic Instagram post suggesting he has left the band following an altercation with frontman Perry Farrell on stage at a show in Boston on Friday night (September 13).The legendary Los Angeles alt-rock band had recently returned to their original quartet of Farrell, Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery, and released their first new music together in 34 years, in the form of the single ‘Imminent Redemption’.However, during the Boston show, problems began during ‘Mountain Song’ when Farrell began shouting at Navarro. The tension on stage reportedly worsened during ‘Three Days’ and while they were playing ‘Ocean Size’, Farrell approached Navarro and shoved him before attempting to throw a punch.

for abruptly ending their show early on Friday following an on-stage scuffle between frontman Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro.“We want to extend a heartfelt apology to our fans for the events that unfolded last night,” the band wrote in a statement on their Instagram story Saturday night.The rock group’s statement comes 24 hours after their chaotic performance at the Leader Bank Pavillion in Boston, where the bandmates clashed amid growing “tension and animosity.”Farrell, 65, was in the middle of singing “Ocean Size” and became visibly aggravated, shouting expletives at the audience and bandmates.He proceeded to turn to Navarro and rammed his shoulder into the unsuspecting guitarist before the two rockers faced off.It all culminated in Farrell getting into Navarro’s face, throwing two elbow-like jabs before several crew members and bassist Eric Avery, ran up and restrained the hotheaded singer.The lights lowered on stage, but several punches were thrown as the hot-headed singer was escorted away from the crowd’s view.Due to the fight, the rock group announced it canceled its Sunday show in Bridgeport, Conn.

Jane’s Addiction have cancelled their next show and apologised to fans following an onstage fight between Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro.On Friday (September 13), footage of the fight emerged on social media, seemingly showing Farrell instigating it their Boston gig. He is seen approaching Navarro and shoving him, before appearing to throw a punch.The fight was quickly broken up and the lights came down as a group of crew members, as well as Eric Avery, tried to restrain Perry and take him off stage.

The band members of Jane’s Addiction are speaking out and cancelling a show after a fight erupted onstage during a recent performance.

Perry Farrell throwing a punch at guitarist Dave Navarro and abruptly ending their set. The band offered a “heartfelt apology” and said it is canceling its next concert, in Bridgeport, Connecticut, but gave no further details about the remainder of the tour, which is scheduled to continue through October 16.

Things escalated quickly onstage for Jane’s Addiction as a rockstar brawl broke out at their Boston show.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Etty Lou Farrell, the spouse of Jane’s Addiction singer Perry Farrell, has posted her own account of why the band’s show went deeply south Friday night in Boston, with a detailed explanation of who was doing what — and who was punching who — during and after a calamitous confrontation that brought the concert to an early halt. She wrote on her Instagram account Saturday morning that her husband was upset about the band’s sound levels drowning out his vocals, and that led to his assault on seemingly unsuspecting guitarist Dave Navarro.

Perry Farrell‘s wife Etty Lau has released a statement addressing her husband’s tussle with guitarist Dave Navarro onstage during a Jane’s Addiction concert in Boston.Today (September 14), Lau shared a clip of the moment on Instagram with her statement. “Rather than speculating, I thought to post a first person account of what happened on stage,” she begins.She acknowledged that “there had been a lot of tension and animosity between the members”, which is “the magic that made the band so dynamic.”“Well, the dynamite was lit,” she wrote.

according to a video of the awkward clash posted to social media.The two rockers confronted each other while Farrell inched closer into the face of Navarro, who calmly held him back with his right arm.Farrell in turn throws to elbow jabs at the guitarist when multiple crew and bandmates, including bassist Eric Avery, run up and restrain the “Been Caught Stealing” singer telling him to “stop.”The lights lowered on stage, but several punches were thrown as the hot-headed singer was escorted away from the crowd’s view.The remaining three band members — Navarro, Avery and drummer Stephen Perkins — went to the front of the stage where they gave a warm farewell to the crowd. The band raised their hands above their heads, tapped their chests and gave peace signs as the crowd gave them a standing ovation.Photographer Brian MacKenzie, who was tasked with snapping the show for the venue, posted on X that the crowd believed the confrontation was a bit between the bandmates.“Perry had a huge bottle of wine with him all evening, Navarro and Avery kept chatting with each other the whole show and seemed angrier than normal,” he claimed.

Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro onstage during a Jane’s Addiction show in Boston last night (September 13).The legendary Los Angeles alt-rock band had recently returned to their original quartet of Farrell, Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery, and released their first new music together in 34 years, in the form of the single ‘Imminent Redemption’. However, there appears to be cracks in the foundation already.According to video footage captured by fans, Farrell seems to be the one who instigated the fight, approaching Navarro and shoving him while he was playing.

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Jane’s Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro has said that a new album from the band’s original line-up is “more than likely going to happen”.The legendary Los Angeles alt-rock band’s original quartet of Perry Farrell, Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery returned last month with their first new music together in 34 years, in the form of the single ‘Imminent Redemption’.At that time, the band said in a statement: “It is different this time. To have everyone back together, releasing new music. It’s time.

Jane’s Addiction and their original lineup have returned with their first new music in 34 years with ‘Imminent Redemption’ – listen to it below.The band originally began teasing the song in May during an intimate show at Bush Hall in London, and announced its forthcoming release last week (July 17).Now, their rousing new track ‘Imminent Redemption’ has finally been dropped, with all four original members – Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Eric Avery – combining forces to declare: “Let’s launch us a comeback!”Speaking about the new song, Jane’s Addiction have shared: “It is different this time. To have everyone back together, releasing new music.

Jane’s Addiction collaborator, has described feeling “helpless” at no longer receiving credit for her early creative contributions to the band.Niccoli, who co-created the sculpture pictured on the cover of Jane’s Addiction’s 1990 album ‘Ritual De Lo Habitual’ alongside the band’s frontman and her former partner Perry Farrell, has shared her account of working with the band in a recent article for HuffPost.Recently, the sculpture was uncovered from a storage facility, after being misplaced by the band’s management for years. Janes Addiction’s bassist Eric Avery shared an image of the band discovering the sculpture on Instagram, without mentioning Niccoli in the post.In the article, Niccoli said that seeing the photo of “a group of men peering down at my sculpted and damaged face” and not being acknowledged for her role in making the sculpture was “unsettling”.