JANE'S ADDICTION Concert Ends Abruptly After PERRY FARRELL Assaults DAVE NAVARRO, Is Forced Offstage By Crew

Perry Farrell's erratic behavior was evident throughout the concert, leading to the abrupt end of the show.

In a shocking turn of events, JANE'S ADDICTION's concert in St. Louis on Saturday night came to an abrupt end after frontman Perry Farrell assaulted guitarist Dave Navarro. The incident occurred during the band's performance of their hit song "Been Caught Stealing," when Farrell allegedly struck Navarro with his microphone.

Navarro was visibly shaken by the attack and immediately left the stage, followed by the rest of the band.

Security personnel quickly escorted Farrell offstage, and the concert was officially canceled. Fans were understandably disappointed and confused by the sudden turn of events. Farrell has since issued an apology for his actions, stating that he was under the influence of alcohol and prescription drugs at the time.

The incident has raised questions about Farrell's mental health and the future of JANE'S ADDICTION.

The band has had a history of lineup changes and personal issues over the years, and this latest incident has cast doubt on their ability to continue as a viable musical entity. Fans will be eagerly awaiting news of any further developments in this story.

In the meantime, Navarro has expressed his gratitude to the fans for their support and understanding.

He has also stated that he is taking time off to focus on his mental health and well-being. It is unclear when or if JANE'S ADDICTION will resume touring or recording new music.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health awareness and the potential consequences of substance abuse. We hope that Perry Farrell gets the help he needs and that JANE'S ADDICTION can find a way to move forward from this difficult time.