Tracii Guns recently reacted of Perry Farrell apologizing after a shocking altercation between Farrell and guitarist Dave Navarro. The incident saw Farrell appearing to purposely tackle Navarro on stage, leading to a heated confrontation that left both the audience and band members shocked. Footage captured by fans shows that Farrell, in the middle of his meltdown, attempted to use his microphone as a weapon against his bandmates.
The tension between Farrell and Navarro reportedly escalated after Farrell got in Navarro’s face and began hurling insults at him. A confused Navarro could be seen asking what was going on, but before anyone could intervene, Farrell lunged at him. The situation escalated as Farrell started throwing punches, though it’s unclear if any landed on Navarro.
Perry Farrell has also apologized to Dave Navarro after their battle onstage. Farrell told his Jane’s Addiction bandmates he is sorry in a new Instagram post, writing:
“This weekend has been incredibly difficult and after having the time and space to reflect, it is only right that I apologize to my bandmates, especially Dave Navarro, fans, family, and friends for my actions during Friday’s show. Unfortunately, my breaking point resulted in unexcusable behavior, and I take full responsibility for how I chose to handle the situation.”
Tracii Guns reacts
“I saw Perry Farrell’s excuse. It’s bullsh*t and F*ck Perry,” Guns wrote in his X post. “Guitar frequencies are directional meaning they point forward only. They do not flood the stage. If it was to loud in his monitors or in ears that is his own fault or monitor engineer failure. He knows this.”
I saw Perry Farrell’s excuse. It’s bullshit and Fuck Perry. Guitar frequencies are directional meaning they point forward only. They do not flood the stage. If it was to loud in his monitors or in ears that is his own fault or monitor engineer failure. He knows this. #assault https://t.co/Fh4ERrg0ob
— Tracii ⨁ 🇺🇸🇩🇰 (@TraciiGuns) September 14, 2024
Meanwhile, Perry Farrell is known for his edgy performances and he had helped define the sound and attitude of alternative rock in the late 1980s and early 1990s. However, behind the scenes, Farrell was battling a darker side, his struggle with drug addiction.
