Dave Navarro, guitarist for the rock band Jane's Addiction, penned a heartfelt apology on social media after an onstage outburst occurred on tour.

The alternative rock band Jane’s Addiction has scuttled its latest tour following an onstage scuffle between lead singer Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro.

Jane's Addiction have released a new single, the atmospheric True Love, just days after announcing that they would be going on hiatus. News of the single's arrival comes in the form of a press release that is keen to emphasise the band's reunion but makes no mention of the subsequent break-up.

The remainder of the reunion tour by the original lineup of Jane’s Addiction, the group’s first in 14 years, has been canceled. It’s a development that came to seem inevitable after the world witnessed footage of an on-stage melee that saw combative singer Perry Farrell taking a punch at guitarist Dave Navarro,

The moody song from the band dropped on Wednesday (Sept. 18), marking the second new track from the original lineup in 34 years.

Music journalists Suzy Exposito and Maura Johnston discuss how this happened, and the fan reaction to this rock star behaviour.

Following an on-stage attack by singer Perry Farrell, Navarro asked his heroes in Love & Rockets and the Crawlers for forgiveness for the "terrible outcome."

Jane's Addiction has canceled the rest of its reunion tour after a fight onstage during a concert in Boston over the weekend. Here's what happened

Jane's Addiction is calling quits on their big reunion tour after a fight between guitarist Dave Navarro and singer Perry Farrell broke out on stage at a show in Boston last week. On Monday, the band announced on its Instagram page that they "have made the difficult decision to take some time away as a group,