Jane's Addiction has canceled their scheduled concert in Bridgeport, Connecticut, following a violent altercation between lead singer Perry Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro during their recent show in Boston. The incident, captured on video, escalated when Farrell threw a punch at Navarro after expressing frustration with the band's loud performance, which he felt drowned out his voice. In a statement posted on Instagram, the band apologized to fans and promised refunds for the canceled show. Farrell's wife defended him, citing his struggles with tinnitus and a sore throat and revealing ongoing tension within the band. The altercation raises concerns about the future of the band's tour, which features their classic lineup for the first time in over a decade. Jane's Addiction recently released new music and began their tour in August, but the latest events have left fans worried about the band's stability.