Jane’s Addiction

In 2002, during the live performance at the Jamsil Auxiliary Stadium in Seoul, Jane's Addiction was riding high on the resurgence of their creative energy. They had just released their critically acclaimed album 'Strays' in 2003, which marked their first studio effort after a lengthy hiatus. The energy at the 'One Hot Day Festival' was electric, showcasing their signature mix of alternative rock and punk influences. It's also worth mentioning that this performance was part of a larger comeback for the band, blending classic hits with fresh material, indicating their evolution and adaptability. Interestingly, the live setting captured the raw intensity that Jane's Addiction is known for, reminding fans why they were at the forefront of the alt-rock movement in the late '80s and early '90s.

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