Jane's Addiction is back to entertain fans across the West Coast this year! Check out below which cities they are heading as well as how to secure tickets for the upcoming shows.
According to Consequence, the alternative rock band will kick off their tour in Bakersfield, California, on March 4. The tour only has five shows that will end on March 12 in Reno, Nevada.
Following their short tour, the legendary group will then perform in several Lollapalooza events including Argentina on March 18, Chile on March 19, and Brazil on March 25.
For fans who are interested in attending their shows, tickets will be available for purchase starting on January 20 (general public). Passes are also available on StubHub's official website.
Check out the complete tour dates below including their festival performances:
- March 05 - Bakersfield, CA at Mechanics Bank Theater
- March 07 - Tucson, AZ at Rialto Theatre
- March 09 - Los Angeles, CA at The Hollywood Palladium
- March 11 - Las Vegas, NV at The Chelsea Theatre at The Cosmopolitan
- March 12 - Reno, NV at Grand Sierra Resort
- March 18 - Buenos Aires, AR at Lollapalooza Argentina
- March 19 - Santiago, CL at Lollapalooza Chile
- March 25 - São Paulo, BR at Lollapalooza Brazil
Jane's Addiction Updates
In other updates, the band welcomed back their original bassist, Eric Avery, during their tour with the Smashing Pumpkins last year.
Unfortunately, Dave Navarro was not able to join his bandmates as he suffered lingering symptoms of COVID-19. He previously said in a statement that he was hoping to recover from the health condition by October to be able to perform, but he still felt fatigued at the time. (via Billboard)
In addition, the guitarist said he was "gutted" because Avery returned and the group wanted to give fans the original lineup.
On the other hand, frontman, Perry Farrell, told the Alternative Press that he was pressured at the time when Navarro had to cancel his appearance days before their first show.
"Jane's is a unique band, and you can't just grab any guitar player and they'll pick it up. That's Dave Navarro we're talking about - those are big shoes to fill," he said.
Fortunately for them, they were able to find a guitarist and settled down with Troy Van Leeuwen from Queens of the Stone Age.
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