An onstage altercation occurred during a recent performance by the iconic alternative rock band Jane's Addiction, capturing significant attention on social media. Lead singer Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro were involved in a heated exchange at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston while performing as part of their reunion tour.

Jane's Addiction Band Members Engage in Onstage Brawl During Boston Concert Incident

Details of the Onstage Incident Involving Perry Farrell

Social media videos reveal that during the concert, Perry Farrell, aged 65, appeared visibly upset with 57-year-old guitarist Dave Navarro. The footage shows Farrell elbowing Navarro and yelling at him, leading to a physical confrontation. A crew member intervened to control the situation, attempting to separate the two musicians.

The Role of Crew Members in the Altercation

As the conflict escalated, additional crew members, including bassist Eric Avery, intervened, helping to restrain Farrell. Navarro, who is also known for his role on the tattoo reality show Ink Master, unplugged his equipment amidst the chaos, signaling a dramatic moment in the performance.

Resolution of the Situation and Concert Conclusion

Following the altercation, Farrell was escorted off the stage, while the remaining band members returned to acknowledge the audience, giving peace signs to signify an end to the disturbance. The show concluded unexpectedly after this incident.

Upcoming Schedule for Jane's Addiction

Despite the interruption, Jane's Addiction is set to continue their tour, with the next scheduled performance at the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheatre in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Subsequent shows are planned at Budweiser Stage in Toronto, Canada, followed by a series of concert dates across the US and Canada in September and October.

Background Information on Jane's Addiction

Founded in Los Angeles, Jane's Addiction made a significant impact on the music scene with hit songs like Been Caught Stealing, Jane Says, and Superhero. The band has released four albums, including their seminal works Nothing's Shocking (1988) and Ritual De Lo Habitual (1990). They were honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2013, further solidifying their legacy in rock history. Representatives for the band and Perry Farrell have been approached for comments regarding the recent incident.