When Bands Attack
Briefly

Jane's Addiction has entered a legal feud following a physical confrontation during a live concert. During a Boston show in September 2024, Perry Farrell confronted Dave Navarro, resulting in a fight that led to the cancellation of their tour. Subsequently, Navarro, along with other band members, filed lawsuits against Farrell for various alleged offenses including assault and breach of contract. A hearing is scheduled for January 13, 2026 in Los Angeles to address these disputes, illustrating the impact of personal conflicts on band dynamics.
Los Angeles judge Mark Young has set a court hearing for January 13, 2026 for the band's legal meltdown.
In the middle of a Boston show in September 2024, fans were shocked when Perry Farrell appeared to aggressively confront Dave Navarro onstage.
Ten months after the incident, Dave Navarro, Eric Avery, and Stephen Perkins filed a lawsuit against Farrell accusing him of assault, battery, and breach of contract.
Entertainment attorney Camron Dowlatshahi noted that personal conflicts often turn into public legal battles that threaten a band's future.
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