Jane's Addiction

Jane's Addiction Is An American Alternative Rock Band From Los Angeles Formed In 1985. The Band Consists Of Vocalist Perry Farrell Guitarist Dave Navarro Drummer Stephen Perkins And Bassist Eric Avery.

Founded By Farrell And Original Bass Guitarist Eric Avery Following The Disintegration Of Farrell's Previous Band Psi Com Jane's Addiction Was One Of The First Bands From The Early 1990s Alternative Rock Movement To Gain Both Mainstream Media Attention And Commercial Success In The United States. Jane's Addiction's First Release Was A Self-Titled Live Album In 1987 And Quickly Caught The Attention Of Warner Bros. Records. The Band's First Two Studio Albums Nothing's Shocking 1988 And Ritual De Lo Habitual 1990 Were Released To Widespread Critical Acclaim And An Increasing Cult Fanbase. As A Result Jane's Addiction Became Icons Of What Farrell Dubbed The "Alternative Nation". The Band's Initial Farewell Tour In 1991 Launched The First Lollapalooza Which Has Since Become A Perennial Alternative Rock Festival.

The Band Briefly Reunited In 1997 With Flea Of The Red Hot Chili Peppers Replacing Avery On Bass Guitar. In 2001 A Second Reunion Took Place With Martyn LeNoble—and Later Chris Chaney—occupying The Role Of Bass Guitarist. In 2003 The Band Released Its Third Studio Album Strays Before Dissolving Again The Following Year.

In 2008 The Band's Original Line-Up Reunited And Embarked On A World Tour. Eric Avery However Subsequently Left The Band In Early 2010 As The Group Began Working On New Material. The Band Released Its Fourth Studio Album The Great Escape Artist In 2011 With Chaney Returning To The Band For Its Recording And Subsequent Tour. In 2016 Jane's Addiction Were Nominated For Induction Into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. . User-Contributed Text Is Available Under The Creative Commons By-SA License Additional Terms May Apply. read less