Jane’s Addiction was on the verge of exciting developments. The original members reunited after 14 years and were creating music together for the first time in over three decades. Hints of a new album were stirring. However, these plans are now in jeopardy after an onstage altercation in Boston between lead vocalist Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro, resulting in a fistfight. The band announced the cancellation of their reunion tour and urged Farrell to seek help. In contrast, Navarro shared a reflective post on Instagram, contemplating Walt Whitman’s thoughts, suggesting it might be more straightforward to accept loss and learn from grief instead of constantly seeking dissatisfaction.
The future of Jane’s Addiction remains uncertain. Amidst the turmoil, the band quietly released a new song titled “True Love.” The track has been a part of their live performances for over a year and became available online unexpectedly, without prior notification. This romantic ballad follows their earlier single, “Imminent Redemption.” While it takes a slower and more subdued approach, it maintains an undercurrent of energy. You can listen to the new track below.
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