Former Jane’s Addiction frontman Perry Farrell is revisiting that wild onstage brawl at the band’s Massachusetts concert last year … and he’s saying he’s sorry, admitting he should’ve handled himself way better.
Perry released a full statement addressing Boston — where the brawl went down in September 2024 — and the rest of the world, making it clear he’s remorseful about losing his temper and blowing up the show.
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He explained Jane’s Addiction has been the center of his life for decades — adding that the band, the music, the fans, and their impact on culture mean more to him than he could ever put into words.
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He says his goal has always been to give fans the best show possible, but admits they missed the mark in Boston … adding he’s truly sorry to everyone impacted.
Perry wrapped things up by thanking fans for their continued support — but unclear if that goodwill’s carried over to his former bandmates Dave Navarro, Eric Avery, and Stephen Perkins, who all slapped him with a lawsuit in July this year.
They claim the onstage fight with Navarro derailed their North American tour and a planned album — with Navarro suing Farrell for assault and battery. All three are seeking at least $10 mil in damages.
