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du 26 au 29 Septembre 2024

Théâtre Olympia Saison 24/25

Nouvelle Saison à l'Opéra de Tours 

De la rue aux jeux

20, 21 et 22 Septembre 2024 Monts

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Retrouvez ici les sélections de sorties du week-end, de la semaine et les incontournables du mois.

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Découvrez les agriculteurs, producteurs et artisans, acteurs du circuit court en Touraine

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Journée Découverte de la Country

Joué-lès-tours.

Festival l'été indien

Littérature saint-etienne-de-chigny.

Séance de Yoga

Jeune public tours.

Repair Café

Ateliers et stages joué-lès-tours.

Conférence Consonances baroques

Yoann Launay Chanson • Tours / Le Mans

Musique tours.

Partage de lectures

Littérature luynes.

A l’écoute du brame du cerf

Sheryfa Luna, présenté par ISIS Production

Journée du patrimoine, littérature savonnières.

La Plume et l'épée : 11ème salon de l'histoire militaire la défense et la sécurité

Littérature tours.

Marathon Touraine Loire Valley

Compétition tours.

Visites de villes Tours

Journées Européennes du Patrimoine au Prieuré

Musique la riche.

Les Journées Européennes du Patrimoine

Animation dans les monuments villandry.

Journées du Patrimoine - Jardin du Manoir des Basses-Rivières

Parcs et jardins rochecorbon.

Journées européennes du Patrimoine

Animation dans les monuments joué-lès-tours.

Exposition « Tours Libérée-1944 »

Expositions tours.

Exposition RonsART "Ronsard et les arts, du 16ème siècle à nos jours"

Expositions la riche.

Hors du cadre. Quand les costumes s’extraient des cadres !

Tournoi Jeux vidéo Overcooked

Compétition joué-lès-tours.

TAHNEE + LOU TROTIGNON Stand Up

We hate you please die + Birdstone + Cucamaras

Concert Consonances baroques entre Italie et France

Ciné-débat autour du film « Illettré » de Jean-Pierre Améris

Cinéma joué-lès-tours.

Tours et culture

Webzine culturel en touraine (loches, tours), festival d'avignon, blog de voyages (italie, canada, espagne, portugal, londres, berlin, saint-petersbourg, pays-bas, autriche, bruges, provence, bretagne, paris, marseille, bordeaux, chamonix… ), théâtre, opéra, lecture, cuisine…, que voir: théâtre et opéra de tours saison 2022 2023 (et agglo) .

Il y a la rentrée scolaire, la rentrée littéraire, mais la rentrée au théâtre approche aussi ! Petit tour d’horizon des programmations de saison 2022-2023 des salles de Tours et son agglo, côté théâtre et opéra pour commencer l’agenda spectacles en Touraine !

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Quels spectacles en priorité en 2022 2023 ?

Saison 2022 2023 au CDNT théâtre Olympia de Tours

Une saison prometteuse pour fêter en beauté les 20 ans du théâtre Olympia l’été prochain!

On y retrouvera avec plaisir plusieurs des artistes associé(e)s au lieu ces dernières années, ainsi, Vanasay Khamphommala présentera Écho , une nouvelle variation iconoclaste des Métamorphoses d’Ovide (après par exemple Vénus et Adonis )avec entre autres Natalie Dessay (grand souvenir de Und BARKER / VINCEY/ DESSAY .) Caroline Guiela Nguyen présentera quant à elle Fraternité, conte fantastique après le marquant Saigon . Camille Dagen, Eddy D’aranjo et Emma Depoid interrogeront les souvenirs, avec l’ensemble artistique du TO à partir de rencontres avec cinq enfants de sept ans et cinq personnes âgées de la région de Tours, dans la vie dure (105 minutes) . Après Part-dieu, chant de gare, Entre ses mains ( de Julie Rossello-Rochet, mise en scène Julie Guichard) nous plongera cette fois au coeur du monde hospitalier tandis qu’Alexis Armengol avec K explorera le parcours d’un jeune autiste.

D’autres spectacles sont assurément à ne pas manquer cette saison comme Le Crocodile trompeur , d’après l’opéra de Purcell ( Molière du meilleur spectacle de théâtre musical 2014) ou encore le Richard III de Shakespeare mis en scène en 1995 par Mathias Langhoff et recréé par Marcial Di Fonzo Bo. J’avais beaucoup aimé Une femme se déplace l’année dernière, alors notons la nouvelle création de David Lescot avec la même troupe : La Force qui ravage tout . Et bien d’autres encore à découvrir !

Pour retrouver toute la programmation et les infos sur chaque spectacle, suivez les liens: (MAJ , je complèterai avec mes articles au fur et à mesure des spectacles vus.

Et pour le festival WET, c’est ici : Que voir au festival WET ° à Tours ? avec SIRÈNES Hélène Bertrand Margaux Desailly Blanche Ripoche , POIL DE CAROTTE, POIL DE CAROTTE et WELCOME  Pauline Bigot Sophie Lèbre Joachim Maudet

MAJ avec les articles au fur et à mesure des chroniques

A voir à l’opéra de Tours saison 2022-2023

MAJ : les liens renvoient au fur et à mesure vers les comptes-rendus de spectacles

Côté opéra, il y aura pour ouvrir la saison : WERTHER JULES MASSENET , pui s Ô MON BEL INCONNU de REYNALDO HAHN en décembre avant de finir l’année avec un beau programme sud américain dirigé par la jeune et talentueuse GLASS MARCANO. De nombreux autres concerts sont également proposés ainsi qu’une belle offre jeune public qui commence très tôt avec les concerts bébés!

La deuxième partie de saison (janvier-juillet) mettra à l’honneur Donizetti avec « Lucie de Lammermoor », et le rare «  Deux Hommes et une femme » de 1841, qu’il ne put jamais voir sur scène de son vivant, avec Patrizia Ciofi, Jodie Devos, Dietrich Henschel, Florian Sempey…

Roberto Alagna, le parrain de la saison, donnera un récital au mois de juin 2023 autour d’airs d’opéras français et italiens.

Quels spectacles voir à l’Université de Tours ?

La saison culturelle est ouverte à tous et la salle Thélème refaite il y a peu accueille d’intéressantes propositions tout au long de l’année : voir ici comme par exemple : De Bejaïa à Tours de Claire Diterzi autour de l’immigration algérienne, ou encore l’adaptation théâtrale d’un roman que j’ai beaucoup aimé : Encabanée de Gabrielle Filteau-Chiba par Émilie Beauvais le 9 mars

Vous pourrez également y retrouver DÉSOBÉIR Julie Berès dont je garde un très fort souvenir ou Les femmes de barbe bleue, vu au festival d’ Avignon

Que voir à l’escale de Saint-Cyr sur Loire ?

Une salle où je retrouve avec plaisir plusieurs de mes coups de coeur du festival d’Avignon !

Une programmation à découvrir : ici

Je vous conseille tout particulièremen t La femme qui ne vieillissait pas avec Françoise Cadol ainsi que Tchaïka festival d’ Avignon , à ne pas manquer!

A voir également sans hésiter : La promesse de l’aube, Franck DESMEDT ainsi que Le Visiteur festival et avec les plus jeunes vous pourrez y retrouver : Ravie Compagnie Möbius-Band et découvrir Un flocon dans ma gorge de Constance Larrieu , un spectacle à retrouver également à La Riche, à Luynes, Lucé, Amboise, Abbaye de Noirlac, Vernouillet… Il fait également partie de la programmation de Scène O centre SCIN jeune public.

Saison culturelle 2022 2023 Nouvel Atrium Saint Avertin

Deux spectacles à vous y conseiller déjà 37 heures Elsa Adroguer et Le Petit Coiffeur de Jean-Philippe Daguerre et beaucoup d’autres à découvrir : ici

Quels spectacles voir à l’espace Malraux de Joué les Tours ?

Humour, danse, musique, cirque, la programmation touche à tous les arts!

A voir : ici ; n’hésitez pas à l’explorer

Côté théâtre, j’ai noté pour l’instant Simone Veil  –  Les combats d’une effrontée , d’après Une vie, de  Simone Veil , avec Cristiana Reali , ou encore la comédie CHERS PARENTS d’Emmanuel et Armelle Patron. Mais aussi pourquoi pas FALLAIT PAS LE DIRE avec le duo Évelyne Bouix / Pierre Arditi.

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[…] MAJ pour la saison 2022 2023, c’est ici : Que voir: théâtre et opéra de Tours saison 2022 2023 (et agglo) ? […]

Coucou, Avec la rentrée, il y a énormément de nouveautés. J’en ai repéré plusieurs sur Paris. J’ai hâte de m’y rendre. Merci pour cette sélection. Belle journée

J’avais bien aimé Le crocodile trompeur (en revanche le spectacle de la même troupe n’était pas terrible du tout). J’ai moi aussi réservé quelques places pour des spectacles, surtout de la danse contemporaine, mais à Marseille/Aix.

« le spectacle suivant », pardon.

Je pense que Le crocodile… va bien commencer la saison!

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Une nouvelle fois, le Festival des Langues 2023 a été une belle réussite, qui souligne encore et toujours, l'intérêt qui est porté aux langues, aux pays du monde et à leurs multiples cultures qui donnent vie à notre joli festival.

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Achieve your travel dreams with an Explore small group tour. On one of our cultural tours you'll get to see the highlights, and get off the beaten track to discover more than the average tourist. Our trips are designed to make sure you experience the culture, history and sights of every destination.

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South america, central america, middle east, north america, australasia, about our small group cultural discovery tours.

We offer hundreds of cultural discovery trips to extraordinary destinations all over the world; from bucketlist favorites like  India  and  Italy  to more unusual, less-visited destinations like  Kazakhstan  and  Lebanon . They're designed to fully immerse you in the culture of your destination, as well as include the must-dos, like visits to key landmarks, walks and wildlife spotting. And alongside the essential things to see, we work hard to add in extraordinary experiences you wouldn't otherwise get, like meals with locals and unique  accommodation  like home stays.  

Our Discovery tours allow you to get under the skin of your destination and fully explore. The average group size on these small-group tours is just 11, meaning you'll have like-minded travelers with you, but not too many to disrupt your trip.

On a Discovery tour you'll be led by a local  tour guide . These tour leaders have expert knowledge about the areas you'll travel and will make sure your trip is not only safe and comfortable but unforgettable in all the right ways. 

First time traveling with Explore? We've answered some of the  most-asked questions  about our small group Discovery trips. 

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Included in our cultural discovery tours are our  festival departures . Visiting a festival is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the culture of a destination. We run trips to unusual and less-known festivals like the festivals in Bhutan  or festivals in Tibet .

Many of our destinations are home to fascinating wildlife species, and so we include wildlife-spotting activities like game drives and visits to nature reserves in our itineraries. We also offer dedicated wildlife tours , which have a focus of seeing the animals and birdlife of a destination. From Africa safaris to Galapagos tours, bear watching in Europe to Amazon rainforest stays, our wildlife tours offer you the best opportunity to spot the stars of the animal kingdom. 

Food and drink is also a big part of our Discovery vacations. We aim to include the opportunity to try local food and drink on all our discovery tours, but if this is a particular focus for you we've got some trips specifically designed to include  food and drink experiences . From sampling cheeses and wines in Italy to making tamales in Mexico, you'll get to sample all the best cuisine from your destination.    

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Best of Switzerland

• 1 Welcome Reception (WR)
• 8 Breakfast (B)
• 1 Be My Guest (BMG)
• 1 Dinner (D)
• 1 Farewell Dinner (FD)

Nile Cruise

• Visit the pyramids
• Explore ancient temples and tombs
• Cruise on the Nile
• Enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of Aswan
• Option to add on the magnificent Abu Simbel temple

Country Roads of Switzerland (Summer, Classic)

• Stanserhorn: Journey to the top of Mount Stanserhorn on a panoramic, open-top cable car powered by solar energy, and enjoy spectacular views from the summit.
• Lucerne: During your orientation with your Travel Director, see the emotive Lion Monument, Jesuit Church and Chapel Bridge.
• Bern: Your exploration with a local historian through Switzerland's capital includes seeing the floral displays, Cathedral of St. Vincent, Federal Palace, clock tower and Ogre Fountain.
• Gruyères: Travel along valley floors covered with rich meadowland, to the pretty town of Gruyeres. Your Travel Director leads an orientation tour where you will see the main street and 13th century castle.
• Montreux: At the foot of the Alps this town boasts one of the most beautiful walks along Lake Geneva, join your Travel Director for an orientation before there is free time to explore.

Irish Elegance (Summer, Small Groups)

• Dublin: See Custom House and travel along the River Liffey. See the Guinness Brewery, Christchurch Cathedral and St. Patrick's Cathedral.
• Cashel: See the Rock of Cashel where St. Patrick preached.
• Killarney: Enjoy hearing of the history of Killarney during your city orientation.
• Ring of Kerry: Venture into a world of towering cliffs, lush lakelands, beaches, fields dotted with sheep, rocky coastline, remote villages and historical sites, as you journey the magical Ring of Kerry. This 111-mile circular route is the best place to admire Ireland's scenic beauty and truly one of the most beautiful drives in the world.
• Shannon: Cross the Shannan Estuary by ferry. This large estuary is where the River Shannon flows into the Atlantic Ocean.

New Zealand: The South Island

• Prepare to be dazzled by the staggering beauty of the South Island’s glittering lakes, lush forests, fertile farmlands, and alpine peaks.
• Hike up a valley carved by the retreating ice of Franz Josef Glacier.
• Spend a day at a wilderness resort, enjoying kayaking, canoeing, hiking—and perhaps strolling to a colony of glowworms.
• Experience life on a working ranch and savor a home-cooked meal during a visit to a sheep and cattle station.
• Sample local vintages during a wine tasting at a local estate.

Highlights of Albania

• Travel through Albania while discovering its fascinating history and culture
• Discover Butrint, one of the greatest archaeological sites in the Balkans
• Stroll along UNESCO-Listed towns and visit hilltop castles

Glaciers, Falls & Tango

• Tour both sides of Iguazú Falls’ majestic waterfalls and wander the national park split between Argentina and Brazil.
• Walk alongside Patagonia’s Perito Moreno Glacier, one of Argentina’s cultural staples,in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires.
• Best time to travel: From October to April

Irish Highlights (Summer)

• 6 Breakfast (B)
• Wicklow: Traditional Irish fare with an Italian twist is served up at Glenealy House near Dublin with the charming Fulvio family on hand to share their story.

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A Week in Jordan

• Discover the secrets of Petra with two full days exploring the Red Rose City
• Experience Bedouin life at our private desert camp in Wadi Rum
• Stroll through the ancient Roman streets of Jerash
• Float in the tranquil waters of the Dead Sea, an unmissable experience
• Visit Mount Nebo, said to be the burial site of Moses

Mexico Unplugged

• Visit the community of San Pedro Tlahuac, home to Nahuatl descendants who practice traditions like chinampa farming, fiestas and ancient ceremonies.
• Wander the stalls, snap some photos and pick up traditional handicrafts at the markets in Mexico City and Puebla.
• Escape the Mexican heat in the highlands of San Cristobal de las Casas and explore surrounding villages where traditional customs and roots are thriving.
• Explore the stunning Mayan temples of Palenque dating back to AD600 and stroll through Chichen Itza, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
• Finish off your epic journey and recharge with a little beach time in the beachside hub of Playa del Carmen.

Greek Island Wanderer

• Island hopping between the Cyclades Islands of Syros, Paros, Santorini and Naxos
• Visit gleaming waterfront harbours, rocky coves and sandy beaches
• Explore the historic capital city of Athens with the chance to visit the Acropolis

Tour du Mont Blanc Hotel Trek

• Stay in a variety of small, friendly hotels and pensions
• Walk in the shadow of Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in western Europe
• Enjoy the spectacular scenery of this world-famous route
• Three rest days to explore the alpine towns of Courmayeur, Les Contamines and Chamonix.

Malta and Gozo Discovery

• Highlights tour of Malta and Gozo exploring these Mediterranean islands
• Explore Malta's capital of Valetta and its fortifications, churches, Grand Harbour
• Discover the oldest freestanding structures in the world including the temple of Ggantija

Best of Alaska

• Head out on an Alaskan safari for a unique chance to see moose, caribou, grizzly bears, Dall sheep and wolves in their natural habitat in Denali National Park.
• Take a boat cruise on Resurrection Bay to Kenai Fjords and look out for orca whales, porpoises and puffins before enjoying some free time to hike or relax.
• Discover Seward, one of Alaska's oldest and most scenic communities, then take a short hike to the tongue of Exit Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park.
• Sit back and take in stunning views along the dramatic coastlines of the Turnagain Arm from Anchorage to Homer, then from Seward to Denali National Park, while someone else does the driving.
• On the way to charming Talkeetna, take a breath in Girdwood, where you’ll hop on the Alyeska Aerial Tram to the top of Mt Alyeska and see some incredible views of seven glaciers and the valley below.

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Top Cultural Attractions

• Visiting ancient temples such as  Angkor Wat , Angkor Thom and Ta Phrom in Cambodia
• Watching early morning ritual performance in  Ganges River
• Visiting archaeological sites and museum collection in  Greece  to learn about ancient Greek culture
• Discovering monuments of Roman Empire in  Italy
• Visiting the Meiji Jingu Shrine in Tokyo,  Japan
• Watching the monks chant prayers in Taktsang Palphug Monastery also knows as “Tigers Nest,” in  Bhutan

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Cultural tours can take many forms: art, architecture, music, and literary tours being perhaps the most common. But cultural tours might also involve interactions with indigenous tribes in South America or visiting villages to learn about daily life in Fiji. While many tours contain major cultural components, some make it their primary focus.

The Arts & National Consciousness

Throughout time, the arts have been a unique and powerful tool. They are used for portraying both political dissonance and dissatisfaction. They are intrinsically linked to the outlook of a nation. They are a great equalizer - whether you “like” a piece of art or not, is irrelevant. All humans create art, and have for thousands of years. It’s one of the quickest avenues to discovering more about a country’s culture.

It’s guaranteed that a cultural tour will incorporate a deep look at the arts - from film, painting, and music, to artifacts and architecture. 

Native Traditions

Learning about the traditions and cultures of native peoples can be a glimpse into the ancient world. Often more closely connected to their culture as a way of life, in some places native populations are struggling to maintain their traditions in a rapidly closing in modern world. Many tours will showcase local artists, visit native villages, present traditional foods, and you may learn a word or two in their language!

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Bradford City of Culture 2025: events programme unveiled

Bradford’s UK City of Culture 2025 programme offers an exciting opportunity for international visitors to experience the city’s rich cultural heritage, diversity and dynamic arts scene. With a year-long calendar of events, including immersive light shows, dance performances, music festivals and film screenings, Bradford has set itself firmly on the map as a destination to experience in 2025.

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Bradford 2025 has unveiled the first events of its UK City of Culture programme, promising a vibrant year-long celebration of the city’s rich cultural heritage and dynamic arts scene. Designed to reflect Bradford’s multicultural spirit and industrial legacy, the programme includes a diverse array of events, performances and exhibitions, from major public art installations to community-led projects targeted at audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

Opening the celebrations will be the outdoor spectacular  RISE (10-11 January), created by award-winning theatre director Kirsty Housley in collaboration with Bradford-born magician Steven Frayne (formerly known as Dynamo). Other highlights include  Memories of the Future   (5 July), a new project from renowned dancer-choreographer Akram Khan and Akram Khan Company, and a three-day contemporary-classical music festival,  New Music Biennial 2025 , featuring both local talent and international stars (6-8 June).  The Turner Prize , which showcases new developments in British art, will be hosted at  Cartwright Hall Art Gallery from September 2025. Additionally, there will be pop-up exhibitions at  Salts Mill , theatre performances in historic venues, and an outdoor art exhibition titled  Wild Uplands , set in the moorlands of Penistone Hill Country Park, near Haworth.

Bradford’s UNESCO City of Film status will also shine through as part of an eclectic film programme including open-air film screenings, workshops and collaborations with global filmmakers. Highlights will include a screening of Mathieu Kassovitz’s classic La Haine  with a live performance of the score by the Asian Dub Foundation (15 January). Film director   Clio Barnard ( Ali & Ava ,  The Selfish Giant ) will curate a  series of films from working-class northern women at  Pictureville , Yorkshire’s biggest independent cinema (dates tbc).

Introduced in 2009, the UK City of Culture scheme is designed to promote cultural regeneration and economic growth in cities across the UK. Every four years, one city is chosen to hold the title, with the aim of boosting tourism, investment, and community engagement. Taking the mantle from Coventry, Bradford was selected given its rich cultural diversity, historical significance and its growing reputation as a creative hub. 

Things to do in Bradford

Bradford offers a wealth of experiences beyond the UK City of Culture 2025 events, giving visitors a chance to see the city from new perspectives. From the historic architecture of Little Germany to the serene beauty of Lister Park, once crowned Britain’s Best Park, the city boasts plenty of sights and activities. 

Film and heritage

Dive into Bradford’s industrial heritage at the  Bradford Industrial Museum , where the city’s textile, steam-power and engineering legacies are brought to life.  The National Science and Media Museum showcases world-class exhibitions celebrating film, photography, and broadcasting. Film buffs can also follow the Bradford Movie Trail , a self-guided walk to film locations and places of film history around the city centre.

Foodie delights and underground bars

Bradford’s culinary scene is a melting pot of international flavours. Food lovers can indulge in everything from traditional British fare to globally inspired dishes. Opening in spring 2025,  Darley Street Market is set to become a top foodie destination, offering three floors of all-day entertainment and a food hall with 13 street food vendors. Visitors will be able to enjoy dining on an outdoor balcony overlooking the city square.

Alternatively, venture underground to Sunbridge Wells , a hidden gem of subterranean drinking and dining. This unique underground arcade in restored historic tunnels is home to a long cellar bar, pubs and street food stalls. Visitors can tuck into wood-fired pizza, sip ale at one of Bradford’s oldest pubs or watch a gig at Wallers Brewery. 

Outdoor adventures 

For those seeking outdoor thrills, Bradford is a gateway to adventure. Hire a bike and explore the Great Northern Railway Trail , a scenic route that passes iconic landmarks like the Alhambra Theatre and takes cyclists into the tranquil countryside. For those that prefer walking, the circular Eccleshill Railway Walk follows a former railway line through the countryside, or head further out and hike through the breathtaking rural scenery of the Yorkshire Dales and Brontë Country, the region that inspired novelists Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë. North of Bradford, visit UNESCO World Heritage Site, Saltaire , a Victorian model village built in the late 19th century. At its heart is the Salts Mill , a historic building turned hip arts space and destination for fine dining and shopping.

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Jane's Addiction cancels reunion tour after on-stage band fight

The remainder of the reunion tour by the original lineup of Jane’s Addiction , the group’s first in 14 years, has been canceled. While a general statement issued under the band’s name collectively did not lay blame, guitarist Dave Navarro laid it squarely at singer Perry Farrell‘s feet in a separate statement issued on his own social accounts and co-signed by the other two band members, saying Farrell is experiencing mental health issues and saying they “hope he finds the help he needs.”

It’s a development that came to seem inevitable after the world witnessed footage of an on-stage melee that saw Farrell taking a punch at guitarist Navarro, followed by bassist Eric Avery going after Farrell as he and two crew members struggled to get the singer off-stage.

A brief statement posted under the band’s name on social media Monday morning read, “To all the fans, the band have made the difficult decision to take some time away as a group. As such, they will be cancelling the remainder of the tour.” The announcement goes on to say that refunds for the cancelled dates will be “issued at your point of purchase — or if you purchased from a third-party resale site like StubHub, SeatGeek, etc, please reach out to them direct.”

But Navarro posted a more detailed statement on behalf of himself and two other members of the group, writing, “Due to a continuing pattern of behavior and the mental health difficulties of our singer Perry Farrell, we have come to the conclusion that we have no choice but to discontinue the current US tour. Our concern for his personal health and safety as well as our own has left us no alternative. We hope that he will find the help he needs.”

Navarro continued, “We deeply regret that we are not able to come through for all our fans who have already bought tickets. We can see no solution that would either ensure a safe environment on stage or reliably allow us to deliver a great performance on a nightly basis. Our hearts are broken.” The statement is signed “Dave, Eric and Stephen (Perkins).”

Altogether, 15 dates are being canceled — less than a month after Live Nation announced that seven dates were being added to the end of the tour, which also featured Love & Rockets as co-headliner. The canceled shows were in Bridgeport, Toronto, Rochester Hills, Milwaukee, Chicago, Indianapolis, Huntsville. St. Louis, Denver, Sandy, Seattle, Portland, Reno, San Francisco and Los Angeles. The final show was to have taken place Oct. 16 at L.A.’s YouTube Theater, where the tour already touched down for one date earlier this summer. The band played 17 shows before calling it quits, including the fateful, aborted gig Friday at Boston’s Leader Bank Pavilion.

Previously, the band had only canceled its show Sunday in Connecticut in the wake of their on-stage physical altercation in Boston. But reports had emerged that band members had already flown separate ways over the weekend, and Dave Navarro had gone on his Instagram account to post a photo of himself holding a guitar with the Jane’s Addiction logo that bore the simple caption “Goodnight.”

Navarro was not the only one citing alleged mental health issues being at play on Farrell’s part. The singer’s wife, Etty Lau Farrell, had issued an Instagram statement that was generally defensive of her husband in the stage melee, but later Saturday, she added in a comment that Farrell was “spinning out” and said that his current state represented “the most devastating mental health of all” that she had seen since being with him since 1997.

The confrontation between Farrell, Navarro, Avery and crew members near the planned climax of a concert at Boston’s Leader Bank Pavilion was caught on video by dozens of audience members, and widely shared on social media, shocking even some veteran observers who’ve witnessed their share of intra-band tension over the years.

The group’s first official response after the fracas had been to issue an apology on Saturday and announce the cancellation of the next show, which was to take place Sunday night in Connecticut, with no mention at the time about whether the rest of the 14 tour dates left on the itinerary would proceed or not. But Navarro seemed to indicate which way things were going to go, when he took to his own Instagram account on Sunday afternoon and simply posted the word “Goodbye…” as a caption to a pensive photo of himself bearing a guitar with a large Jane’s Addiction logo on the back.

Most of the footage shared on social media from Boston Friday night began with the band well into a performance of the 11th song in the set, “Ocean Size,” with Navarro taking a guitar solo and Farrell fiercely grunting at the audience. It soon became apparent in the videos that Farrell was genuinely enraged — although about what, it wasn’t clear from the footage — as he turned toward Navarro and continued with the same grunting, in his bandmate’s face. He then aggressively slammed his shoulder into the guitarist’s, and although Navarro kept soloing for a moment, he soon put up a hand to try to maintain some distance between himself and his angry bandmate. At that point, Farrell was seen throwing a punch at Navarro, though it wasn’t clear from the footage whether it really landed.

As soon as that punch was thrown, three men stepped in to subdue Farrell, including two who entered from the wings, plus Avery. The footage grew murkier at that point, as the stage lights were turned down. Navarro gently put his guitar down onto the stage while the three men grappled with Farrell. Once the agitated singer was forcibly removed from the stage, the other three members stood and made silent, sentimental gestures to the cheering audience, hugging one another and giving the peace sign before making an exit.

In her initial Instagram post Saturday, Etty Lau Farrell offered a detailed explanation of why, in her mind, her husband had a reason to be upset — it had to do with sound issues letting the band drown out his vocals, she said — and why she blamed Avery for “winning the fight,” in her words, by escalating it. In her accounting, Avery took advantage of the situation by putting the combative singer in a headlock and punching him three times in the stomach. That is something that is difficult to confirm definitively just from watching the fan-shot video, but it hasn’t kept fans from vigorously debating whether Avery overreacted, as Etty maintains, or was within his rights to finish a band fight that Farrell started.

In the immediate aftermath of the fight, some fans who had been in attendance at the fateful show correctly predicted that they had just seen the abrupt end of the tour, if not of Jane’s Addiction for the rest of time.

For all the joking comparisons with the newly reunited Oasis, many were taking seriously whatever personal demons may be bedeviling band members to have turned the reunion so sour, with nearly half of the tour still to go at the time it was canceled. More than one review of Jane’s Addiction concerts this month had used the word “chugging” in describing Farrell’s wine consumption on stage, both at the good and not-so-good shows.

Etty Lau Farrell insisted that alcohol was not the real issue. “Unfortunately, that bottle of wine is more of a prop nowadays. I have gotten angry at him multiple times, that he would leave a beautiful bottle of wine 3/4 full on the stage, when I would’ve loved a glass after the show.” It was then that she offered her alternate explanation: “Spinning out. The most devastating health of all (since she was first) with him since 97.”

In her initial post, Etty wrote, “Clearly there had been a lot of tension and animosity between the members… the magic that made the band so dynamic. Well, the dynamite was lit. Perry got up in Dave’s face and body checked him… Perry’s frustration had been mounting, night after night; he felt that the stage volume had been extremely loud and his voice was being drowned out by the band. Perry had been suffering from tinnitus and a sore throat every night. But when the audience in the first row started complaining up to Perry, cussing at him that the band was planning too loud and that they couldn’t hear him, Perry lost it.”

She continued, “The band started the song ‘Ocean’ before Perry was ready and did the count-off. The stage volume was so loud at that point that Perry couldn’t hear pas(t) the boom and the vibration of the instruments and by the end of the song, he wasn’t singing, he was screaming just be to be heard.” Etty mentioned the “body check” by her husband against Navarro, although not the punch. After asking the rhetorical question “who won the fight?,” she answered: “Why, Eric Avery of course. While Dave was keeping Perry at arm’s length to de-escalate the situation, Dan rushed over to de-escalate as well by holding Perry back. Dave walked away to take his guitar off. Eric walked up to Perry, upstage, in the dark, behind Dan, put Perry in a headlock and punched him in the stomach three times. Kevin, crew member with long hair, pulled Eric away. Then Eric nonchalant(ly) walked off to the front of the stage to apologize to audience for the show end(ing) early.”

In the aftermath, she wrote, “Dave still looked handsome and cool in the middle of a fight. Perry was a crazed beast for the next half an hour — he finally did not calm down, but did break down and cried and cried. Eric, well, he either didn’t understand what de-(es)calation meant or took advantage of the situation and got in a few cheap shots on Perry.” At the end of her post, she added hashtags that read, in part: “A man can only be pushed so far.” “Dave took the high road.” “Cheap shot.” “Mother eagle.”

Clearly there’s much more to the story to be told, even if Farrell’s wife account is largely accurate, as she left unanswered questions like Farrell went directly after a surprised-looking Navarro if he was upset about sound issues that the guitarist presumably didn’t control.

But fans discussing the band breakdown on Reddit and in other forums have been piecing together clues from watching footage of songs the band performed earlier in the night in Boston, at which point tensions were already clearly developing, as well as from concerts earlier in the tour. Many believe that the band members had been out of synch at different points in the Boston gig, with Farrell possibly losing his place in songs and Navarro seeming to come over to him to signal that he was about to go into a solo. Some of these fans believe that Navarro’s guitar solo during what turned out to be the final song of the night came as a surprise to Farrell, and that this may have been the reason for his rage.

A review of the band’s Tampa show earlier this month in  Creative Loafing  may have offered a hint of where some other tension between Farrell and Navarro might have been found. The Florida critic reported: “Farrell launched into many nonsensical rants about cow pastures, mushrooms, surfing, living in Florida, and arguing with his brother about politics, among other undecipherable comments” while “chugging from a full bottle of wine throughout the performance. … At one point, during one of his ramblings, Navarro deliberately cranked out a loud, piercing chord on his guitar, as almost to silence Farrell and get the show back on track.”

And then in New York City, two concerts at the Rooftop at Pier 51 presented two very different levels of performance. The first night of the group’s two-night stand went poorly — according even to the band itself. “Ladies and gentlemen, I have to be honest with you. Something’s wrong with my voice,” Farrell said. “I just can’t get the notes out all of a sudden.” The next day, Avery posted to Instagram: “Looking forward to getting another crack at this spectacular rooftop venue tonight. I’m optimistic we will be better.”

On Wednesday night in New York, things indeed took a turn for the better, according to a  reviewer for JamBase who wrote, “I had seen the reports of Farrell’s condition on Tuesday, so I had trepidation as Jane’s Addiction came on. All my fears quickly eased away as my first Jane’s experience was a great one. Farrell sang well, Perkins crushed it behind the kit, Navarro shredded and Avery anchored the band with his steady work on bass. … Some of (Farrell’s) stories were engaging and others rambled as he chugged from a bottle of wine. … However, when it came to singing the songs, Farrell nailed most of them.”

The tour by Jane’s Addiction was a co-headlining one shared with another veteran ’80s/’90s band, Love & Rockets. Their outing began Aug. 9 in Las Vegas and was scheduled to wrap up at L.A.’s YouTube Theater on Oct. 16, where the band already performed one successful show.

Jane’s was said to have an album mostly completed, and there’s no word yet on whether the record will still come out. A single was released, “Imminent Redemption,” that was said to be the band’s first recording with all of its original members in 34 years.

The rundown of canceled shows:

Sun Sep 15 — Bridgeport, CT — Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater

Wed Sep 18 — Toronto, ON — Budweiser Stage

Fri Sep 20 — Rochester Hills, MI — Meadow Brook Amphitheater

Sun Sep 22 — Milwaukee, WI — BMO Pavilion

Tue Sep 24 — Chicago, IL — Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

Thu Sep 26 — Indianapolis, IN — Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park

Sat Sep 28 — Huntsville, AL — South Star Music Festival*

Sun Sep 29 — St. Louis, MO — Evolution Festival*

Wed Oct 02 — Denver, CO — Fillmore Auditorium 

Fri Oct 04 — Sandy, UT — Sandy Amphitheater 

Tue Oct 08 — Seattle, WA — WAMU Theater 

Wed Oct 09 — Portland, OR — Veterans Memorial Coliseum 

Fri Oct 11 — Reno, NV — Grand Sierra Resort and Casino 

Sun Oct 13 — San Francisco, CA — The Masonic 

Wed Oct 16 — Los Angeles, CA — YouTube Theater