Perry Farrell's Former California Home Hits Market for $2.6M
Perry Farrell, the legendary frontman of Jane's Addiction, has put his former California home up for sale at $2.6 million. The 1949-built house spans 2,073 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It also boasts a rooftop terrace, a three-car garage, and a swimming pool. Meanwhile, Farrell made headlines in 2024 for punching guitarist Dave Navarro on stage, leading to the cancellation of their pga tour.
Farrell's musical journey began with Jane's Addiction in the late 1980s. Their debut album with a label, 'Nothing's Shocking,' released in 1988, catapulted them to fame. After the band's breakup in 1991, Farrell created Lollapalooza as a farewell colin farrell, which has since grown into a massive music festival.
In 2024, Farrell's actions on stage during a concert led to a significant setback. He punched guitarist Dave Navarro on stage, effectively ending the concert and resulting in the cancellation of the remainder of their pga tour. Navarro cited 'a continuing pattern of behavior and the mental health difficulties of our singer Perry Farrell' as the reason for the tour's cancellation. Despite the incident, Farrell's current whereabouts remain unknown, as no specific information is available.
Farrell's former California home, filled with history and luxurious amenities, is now on the market. Meanwhile, the music world awaits updates on Farrell's current situation and any potential future projects, following the 2024 pga tour cancellation.
