While Lollapalooza 2020 is cancelled this year, the organizers have created Lolla2020, a free 4-day streaming event on their YouTube channel, kicking off on Thursday, July 30 at 6pm ET / 5pm CT. It features past Lollapalooza sets and new performances from over 135 artists, including Jane’s Addiction, Porno for Pyros as well as Perry & Etty Farrell. Perry Farrell will also be one of the people contributing conversations between performances.
As this is the 25th anniversary for the Ritual de lo Habitual album, Jane’s Addiction will be performing the album in its entirety at shows later this year. The first confirmed Ritual show is at the 2015 Fun Fun Fun Festival in Austin, TX at the Auditorium Shores. The FFF Festival runs from November 6-8th. Jane’s Addiction performs on the night of Saturday, November 7, 2015
Edit: Added confirmed show date.
According to Blabbermouth, Jane’s Addiction will be performing on the second night of the 2015 Aftrershock Festival at Gibson Ranch in Antelope, CA (outside of Sacramento).
Jane’s Addiction will be playing their first dates ever in the state of Alaska. The guys will be in Fairbanks at the Blue Loon on July 24, and in Anchorage Alaska at the Moose’s Tooth Pub the following night on July 25. In the band’s near 30 years, they have never played in the state of Alaska before.
Jane’s Addiction will be playing in the Crystal Ballroom in Portland on July 21, and the Shadowbox Sodo in Seattle on July 22. The guys will also be playing a pair of festivals in western Canada, although we don’t have the exact dates yet. First up is Rock The Shores in Colwood, BC, and the second is the Pemberton Music Festival in Pemberton, BC. These two festivals overlap dates a bit. Once the schedules for each are announced, we’ll update our show records.
New dates announced include The Electric Factory in Philadelphia on May 14, The House of Blues in Cleveland on May 21, and The LC Pavilion in Columbus on July 7. Despite word that last year’s final Vegas shows would be the last of the Nothing’s Shocking performances, these all appear to be Nothing’s Shocking shows. Maybe it was just the final NS show in Vegas? I’ll keep adding dates as I find out about them.
Jane’s Addiction will also be playing the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY according to BrooklynVegan.com; the site also says that all three NYC area shows will be full performances of the Nothing’s Shocking album.
In addition to headlining a night at Common Ground Festival in Lansing, MI on July 8, according to NextMosh.com, Jane’s Addiction will be performing at the Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ on May 15, and The Paramount in Huntington, NY on May 18. According to Postcrescent.com, Jane’s Addiction will be performing at Summerfest at the Marcus Amphitheater in Milwaukee, WI on July 4.
We have two exclusive galleries courtesy of the amazing Christy Borgman of LAWomanPhotography.com from Jane’s Addictions performance at the Sunset Street Music Festival and their appearance at the House of Blues from this past weekend. Check them out:
Jane’s Addiction will be performing on the second night of the Bayfest Music Festival in Mobile, Alabama.
AltRock group joins Alabama, Ludacris, CeeLo Green, among others
Jane’s Addiction, with lead singer Perry Farrell and lead guitarist Dave Navarro, will be coming to BayFest in Mobile, event organizers said on Wednesday, July 30.
The announcement completes the 2014 lineup of the October 3-5 festival, which also includes Kid Rock, Alabama, Earth Wind & Fire, CeeLo Green, Stone Temple Pilots Foster the People and more.
“We are extremely excited to have Jane’s Addiction play our 20th Anniversary Festival,” said BayFest President and CEO Bobby Bostwick. “The energy and enthusiasm of Jane’s Addiction continues the BayFest tradition of great entertainment, atmosphere and the best variety in music at Alabama’s largest music festival.”
2014 marks the 20th year of the music festival and organizers say it could bring up to 200,000 people, to downtown Mobile. The organizers said in an earlier release that the festival started out with about 50,000 people during its debut in 1995. They said that, since then, the festival has generated $325 million in revenue.