Jane’s Addiction Cancels Second European Tour Show Due to Illness

Jane’s Addiction has been forced to cancel a second show on their European tour, following the cancellation of their Amsterdam performance on Monday. The iconic rock band, known for hits like “Been Caught Stealing,” announced the latest cancellation of their Wednesday show in Luxembourg via a Facebook post on Tuesday.

“Canceling is the very last thing we want to do, and despite our best efforts and receiving further medical advice, it is not going to be possible to perform,” the band wrote, expressing their disappointment and concern for their fans.

The band initially cited “an unforeseen illness within the band” as the reason for the cancellations. While the statement did not specify the illness, it’s noteworthy that guitarist Dave Navarro had been sidelined from touring for two years due to long COVID-19. Navarro made a triumphant return to the stage in May, reuniting with the classic lineup of Jane’s Addiction, which includes frontman Perry Farrell, drummer Stephen Perkins, and bassist Eric Avery. This reunion marked the first time the original members had performed together in 14 years.

Despite these setbacks, Jane’s Addiction remains hopeful as they have one more stop scheduled on their European tour, set for Thursday in Belgium. Fans are eagerly anticipating this performance, hoping that the band will be able to take the stage as planned.

Following the conclusion of their European tour, Jane’s Addiction is set to launch a U.S. tour in August. Fans in the U.S. are excited to see the band perform live, especially with the recent return of Dave Navarro.

For those who have been eagerly following Jane’s Addiction’s tour updates, stay tuned to their official social media channels for the latest news and announcements.