Boston, MA, September 14, 2024: In a shocking turn of events, Jane’s Addiction was forced to end their Boston concert prematurely following a dramatic onstage confrontation between lead singer Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro. The incident, which unfolded during a performance of “Ocean Size,” has raised concerns about the future of the reunited alt-rock band.

Onstage Confrontation

The altercation occurred during the 11th song of the setlist. As Dave Navarro delivered his guitar solo, Perry Farrell’s behavior escalated from verbal insults to physical aggression. Fan footage reveals Farrell shouting, “f**k these motherf****rs,” before directing a punch at Navarro’s chest. The altercation forced the band to cut their performance short, leaving fans disappointed as he show was abruptly ended.

Quick Response from Crew

Dan Cleary, Navarro’s guitar tech, quickly intervened to manage the situation. The band’s crew was called in to escort Perry Farrell offstage, following a brief struggle. The incident led to an outcry from the audience, who responded with boos as the performance was halted.

Aftermath and Band Response

Following the early end of the concert, drummer Stephen Perkins and bassist Eric Avery took the stage to thank the fans for their support. Perkins, who was celebrating his birthday that evening, shared a moment of camaraderie with Navarro before the band exited.

In an Instagram post after the show, Cleary shared a photo of the venue with the caption, “The calm AFTER the storm. Thank you, Boston. Sorry, Boston.” This post reflects the immediate aftermath of the onstage altercation.

Uncertain Future for Jane’s Addiction

The exact cause of Perry Farrell’s outburst remains unclear, and the band has yet to release an official statement regarding the incident. This unexpected event has left fans and music critics questioning the future of Jane’s Addiction and whether the band can continue to perform together.