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Report: Jane's Addiction Frontman, Lollapalooza Founder Perry Farrell Suing Ex-Bandmates

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 17 – Jane's Addiction band members filed dueling lawsuits over a 2023 onstage altercation that led to tour cancellations and $10 million in damages sought, citing erratic and violent behavior.

  • On Wednesday, Jane's Addiction members filed dueling lawsuits over a last-year Boston onstage scuffle, cancelling their reunion tour and album plans.
  • Behind the scenes, the lawsuit cites years of onstage bullying by bandmates and Farrell’s missed rehearsals, framing their conflict as a response to his erratic conduct.
  • On Sept. 13 at Boston’s Leader Bank Pavilion video footage captures Farrell lunging and swinging at Navarro before he is restrained, and Farrell later apologized for `inexcusable behavior`.
  • Shortly after, Farrell and his wife sued three bandmates in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday, alleging assault, emotional distress and contract breaches in both cases.
  • In his statement, Farrell said he was `blindsided` by the cancellation of 15 shows and band breakup, adding he was defamed by bandmates citing mental health issues.
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8 bands divided by lawsuits: It's not just Jane's Addiction

Bands behaving badly? It’s only rock ’n’ roll. Members of alternative rock band Jane’s Addiction made headlines this week when they filed dueling lawsuits over singer Perry Farrell’s onstage scuffle with guitarist Dave Navarro at a Boston concert last year.

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