Jane’s Addiction concert chaos as Perry Farrell punches Dave Navarro
- During a concert in Boston on September 13, Perry Farrell confronted Dave Navarro, leading to a physical altercation.
- The incident caused the show to end abruptly, with the audience reacting negatively.
- Fans are now questioning the future of the band's reunion tour following this chaotic event.
On September 13, during a Jane's Addiction concert in Boston, tensions escalated between frontman Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro, culminating in a physical altercation. The incident occurred while the band was performing 'Ocean Size,' when Farrell confronted Navarro, leading to a punch being thrown. Crew members intervened to separate the two, resulting in the abrupt end of the show, much to the dismay of the audience, who responded with boos and jeers. This reunion tour marks the band's first performances in 15 years, following mixed reviews from earlier shows in New York. Fans had noted Farrell's erratic behavior and vocal struggles during these performances, which may have contributed to the rising tensions. Reports indicated that Farrell had been drinking heavily and rambling incoherently, while Navarro attempted to regain control of the show by playing louder. The altercation has raised questions about the future of the tour, with fans expressing their disappointment and concern for Navarro and bassist Eric Avery, who tried to de-escalate the situation. Social media reactions have been largely supportive of Navarro, with many fans expressing sadness over the incident and admiration for his performance. As the band navigates this chaotic moment, it remains uncertain whether they will continue their long-awaited reunion tour. The incident highlights the challenges faced by the band, both personally and professionally, as they attempt to reconnect with their audience after years apart.