Jane's Addiction, the iconic alternative rock band, has been making headlines recently due to an altercation between its lead singer, Perry Farrell, and guitarist, Dave Navarro, during a concert in Boston. The incident, which was captured on fan video and shared on social media, shows Farrell and Navarro engaging in a heated argument on stage, with Farrell eventually being restrained and removed from the stage.

But what led to this explosive confrontation? According to Farrell's wife, Etty Lau Farrell, the tension between the bandmates had been building for some time. In a post on Instagram, she explained that Farrell had been feeling frustrated with the stage volume, which he felt was too loud and was affecting his ability to hear himself sing. He had been suffering from tinnitus and a sore throat, and the audience's complaints about the volume had finally pushed him over the edge.

But wasn't this just a one-off incident? Unfortunately, it seems that the cracks had been showing in the band's relationship for some time. Fans who attended earlier dates on the tour had expressed concerns about Farrell's behavior and the future of the band. "Probably saw the last Jane's Addiction show ever tonight in NYC," one fan wrote on social media. "Perry Farrell completely incoherent, band clearly furious with him. Everyone else, on the other hand, sounds better than the live recordings I've heard in their prime."

So, what's next for Jane's Addiction? The band has cancelled their upcoming concert in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and refunds will be issued to fans. But will they be able to recover from this setback and continue touring? Only time will tell.

Rock 'n' Roll Ruckus: Jane's Addiction's Perry Farrell and Dave Navarro's Onstage Brawl

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