Dave Navarro apologizes after Jane’s Addiction tour chaos
- Dave Navarro issued an apology to the support bands affected by the cancellation of Jane's Addiction's reunion tour.
- The tour ended abruptly after a physical altercation between Navarro and lead singer Perry Farrell, leading to the cancellation of remaining shows.
- Navarro expressed sadness over the situation, acknowledging the impact on crew members and support bands, and indicated that he does not foresee a future reunion.
The reunion tour of Jane's Addiction faced a sudden and chaotic end following a violent confrontation between guitarist Dave Navarro and lead singer Perry Farrell. This altercation occurred during a performance, resulting in Farrell throwing a punch at Navarro before being restrained by crew members. In the aftermath, both Navarro and Farrell issued apologies, with Farrell acknowledging his unacceptable behavior and taking responsibility for the incident. Navarro's apology extended to the support bands, including Crawlers and Love and Rockets, highlighting the negative impact of the tour's cancellation on their teams. He expressed pride in their new single 'True Love,' released quietly amidst the turmoil, but lamented that fans would likely never hear it performed live. The band members, including Navarro, bassist Eric Avery, and drummer Stephen Perkins, cited Farrell's ongoing mental health struggles as a significant factor in their decision to cancel the tour. They emphasized their concern for his well-being and the safety of all involved, stating that they could not ensure a reliable performance environment. As a result of these events, Navarro indicated that he does not anticipate any future reunions for the band, leaving fans and crew members disheartened by the abrupt end of what was meant to be a celebratory return for Jane's Addiction.