News about Perry Farrell

Dan Cleary, a guitar and bass technician for Jane's Addiction, revealed shocking new details about the band's on-stage implosion in Boston earlier this month. Cleary said that Farrell is a 'good dude most of the time.' But he went on to explain that the singer has never appeared 'this crazed' before.

Perry Farrell's wife Etty Lau Farrell says her spouse in seeing multiple doctors in the wake of an onstage 'outburst' toward bandmate Dave Navarro earlier this month during a Jane's Addiction concert in Boston. Etty, 49, took to Instagram post Saturday with a message addressing the fallout of the incident between the singer, 65, and the guitarist, 57, which led to Jane's Addiction cancelling the remainder of their Imminent Redemption tour.

Jane's Addiction has quietly released a new single just four days after Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro's onstage fight and subsequent tour cancellation . The new song - titled  True Love - was released by the rock band fronted by the 65-year-old singer Farrell and 57-year-old guitarist on Wednesday.= There was very little messaging about the release other than a short clip on the band's official Instagram. Ironically, the release by the band - whose two highest-profile members were involved in a physical altercation during a concert just days ago - is about basking in true love.

Insiders have claimed that those close to Perry, 65, who has previously talked about his past drug use, have been worried about the musician's well-being for some time, fearing he could relapse. 'Perry is uncontrollable right now and he has been spiraling down for some time,' a source told DailyMail.com exclusively. 'Friends are concerned and people are starting to shut him out.'

Rocker Dave Navarro is back in the headlines after his band spectacularly imploded on stage. Dave, who is the original guitarist for '90s alt-rockers Janes Addiction, got into a fight with bandmate Perry Farrell in the middle of a show in Boston, with eyewitnesses claiming Farrell, 65, began shouting at Navarro during the band's hit Mountain Song. The onstage fracas prompted Dave to scuttle the remaining dates on the band's first tour in 14 years featuring the original lineup.  

Dave Navarro and his fiancée, Vanessa DuBasso, shared a loving kiss as she shared behind-the-scenes images as she supported the Jane's Addiction guitarist at the band's recent concert. The music artist, 57, released a heartbreaking statement on Monday to announce the rock band cancelled its remaining tour dates after an onstage brawl between him and singer Perry Farrell erupted onstage last week on Friday. He explained concerts were halted because of the 'continuing pattern of behavior and the mental health difficulties' of Farrell.

Jane's Addiction became a prominent alternative rock band starting in the 1980s - but the group has also been embroiled in drama from fights amongst band members and past drug abuse. Last Friday, lead singer Perry Farrell and guitarist, Dave Navarro got into an onstage brawl during a live concert in Boston.

Perry Farrell has broken his silence following his onstage brawl with guitarist Dave Navarro that has led to Jane's Addiction cancelling the rest of their tour. Navarro announced Monday to fans that the band would no longer continue with tour dates, blaming Farrell's 'mental health difficulties' after they came to blows last Friday during a concert in Boston.  Farrell is now apologizing to his bandmates and fans of the group for his 'inexcusable behavior.'

Jane's Addiction have now cancelled their entire tour following the bust-up between guitarist Dave Navarro and Perry Farrell onstage.  '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,' Navarro said in a statement Monday.  He continued: 'Our concern for his personal health and safety as well as our own has left us no alternative. We hope that he will find the help he needs.' 

Jane's Addiction has canceled their tour following an incident in which lead singer Perry Farrell punched guitarist Dave Navarro during a concert in Boston on Friday. The band announced the decision to their fans on Instagram Saturday night.  'We want to extend a heartfelt apology to our fans for the events that unfolded last night,' read the note. 'As a result, we will be canceling tomorrow night's show at Bridgeport.'

Fans of rock band Jane's Addiction have raised concerns for lead singer Perry Farrell after he confronted and punched guitar player Dave Navarro in the middle of a show in Boston.  Attendees say Farrell appeared to be heavily intoxicated at the Friday night show, with others claiming it was far from an unusual sight for the frontman who is known to down bottles of wine on stage. Disappointed fans took so social media after Friday's show, branding Farrell an 'embarrassment' and said he was 'drunk' after he launched at Navarro and swung a fist at him before band staff pulled them apart. 

Perry Farrell's wife broke her silence after her husband attacked his lead guitarist at a show in Boston on Friday night.

Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell got into a fight with guitarist Dave Navarro, abruptly ending the show. Farrell began swearing on the mic before marching over and punching Navarro after brewing tensions during several songs. Crew members had to restrain Farrell and pull him offstage, while Navarro appeared blindsided by the altercation. After the scuffle, Navarro, bassist Eric Avery, and drummer Stephen Perkins briefly returned to the stage, but the concert was done. Fans speculated on social media that this might mark the end of the band's reunion tour - and maybe the band for good.

80s rock band Jane's Addiction have reunited with all original members, including Red Hot Chili Peppers' Dave Novarro, to release their first single in 34-years. The band, featuring guitarist Dave, singer Perry Farrell, bassist Eric Avery and drummer Stephen Perkins, debuted the song at their London concert this week. Titled Imminent Redemption, the track marks the group's first song with bassist Eric since the band's double platinum 1990 album Ritual de lo Habitual.

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