Jane's Addiction canceled their show Monday in Amsterdam, citing an "unforeseen illness within the band."
"This decision was not taken lightly and cancelling a show is always the very last option and we are truly devastated," the "Been Caught Stealing" rockers write in a Facebook post. "We will do our very best to make it up to you all."
Those who purchased tickets will receive a refund at their point of purchase.
Jane's Addiction has long been dealing with health issues — guitarist Dave Navarro had been sidelined from the band for two years due to long COVID-19. He finally reunited with the band in May, which marked the first time the classic Jane's lineup — Navarro, frontman Perry Farrell, drummer Stephen Perkins and bassist Eric Avery — had played together in 14 years.
The next stop on Jane's Addiction's European tour is currently set for Wednesday in Luxembourg. They'll launch a U.S. tour in August.
By the way, Jane's Addiction isn't the only band whose European tour has been affected by illness. Pearl Jam has canceled three shows on their ongoing run.