Jane’s Addiction have released a video trailer for their new DVD/CD, Live in NYC, which will be released June 25 through Universal Music Enterprises (UMe).

Live in NYC was filmed July 25, 2011, at New York City’s Terminal 5.

It features the band — frontman Perry Farrell, guitarist Dave Navarro, drummer Stephen Perkins and bassist Chris Chaney — tearing through a slew of classics, including “Jane Says,” “Whores” and “Up The Beach,” “Ocean Size” and “Mountain Song.”

You can check out the complete track listing below.

Jane’s Addiction: Live in NYC Track Listing:

01. Whores
02. Ain’t No Right
03. Just Because
04. Ted, Just Admit It…
05. Been Caught Stealing
06. Irresistible Force (Met The Immovable Object)
07. Up The Beach
08. Ocean Size
09. Three Days
10. Mountain Song
11. Stop!
12. Jane Says

In a press release, frontman Perry Farrell said, “There are Siamese Gargoyles, séances, card games, and a man in a white fedora who was also on the cover of In Through the Out Door. People get made love to and murdered in the backrooms while the band plays on.” Director Robert Hales (Nine Inch Nails) said he set out to create “a video that really immerses itself in what the band is all about–that off-kilter vibe, kinky imagery, and ‘lust for life’ spirit that’s embedded in their music.” Let us know what you think of it in the comments.

Tickets go on sale form January 14, with a presale launching tomorrow, January 11, at 10 a.m. EST. A special package will be available on the band’s website where fans can pair up their presale ticket with a high-quality lithograph, which will then be signed by the band.

Jane’s Addiction “Theatre of the Escapists” tour dates:

02/22 St. Louis, MO, The Pageant
02/24 Detroit, MI, The Fillmore
02/25 Columbus, OH, The LC Indoor Pavilion
02/27 Toronto, ON, Massey Hall
02/29 Rochester, NY, Auditorium Theatre
03/02 Albany, NY, The Palace Theatre
03/03 Portland, ME, The State Theatre
03/04 Huntington, NY, The Paramount
03/06 Montclair, NJ, Wellmont Theatre
03/07 Waterbury, CT, Palace Theater
03/09 Richmond, VA, The National
03/10 Myrtle Beach, SC, House Of Blues
03/13 Atlanta, GA, The Tabernacle
03/15 Catoosa, OK, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
03/16 Kansas City, MO, Uptown Theater
03/19 Minneapolis, MN, The Brick
03/21 Grand Rapids, MI, Devos Music Hall
03/24 Milwaukee, WI, Eagles Ballroom

Theodore said that the band’s style of music was the perfect fit for him.

“When I first heard some of the ideas these guys were working on I immediately knew this project was right up my alley. Both beautiful and technical but not spastic, thematic but not cheesy, hard but delicate.”

Weinman recently discussed the group on WFMU-FM’s Diane’s Kamikaze Fun Machine radio show.

“This band has been a long time coming. Now that we have actually started creating together, it’s great to see it all materialize into what I feel is some really interesting material,” he says. “G.T.O. is a true collaborative effort, which in my experience rarely works, so I think we have something pretty special here. It just so happens to be with some of my favorite people and musicians.

“Almost every day this experiment seems to take on some new characteristic, and I think some of the people we’ve been talking to about contributing vocals would be a big surprise to many. It’s even surprised me!”

Andy San Dimas
“Andy San Dimas is probably my favorite adult actress. And the interesting thing is, I don’t watch adult films, you know, I never do. But she, in the adult world, is probably the sexiest one around, in my opinion.”

Alexandra Breckenridge
“She plays Moira on [futureusgalleryTV series] American Horror Story. But I don’t know whether it’s her or the character, you know? ‘Cause the character’s, like, an evil, dead, hot housekeeper. That’s sexy to me. I generally gravitate toward the broken ones, you know? If in real life, she sits in the tanning bed and goes and gets manicures and pedicures and goes off to a yoga class, I don’t want to know about it, you know what I’m saying? Live a light, healthy free life, that’s not interesting. The dead, evil housekeeper is interesting.”

Cate Blanchett
“I think she is pretty spectacular, in terms of just sex appeal, you know? A lot of the sex appeal women have comes from within, so it’s difficult, you know? So based on looks, it’s very, very hard to say. It’s an attitude. Yeah. And I don’t really keep up on actors and actresses in the tabloids and all that stuff, you know? Most of the women who I think are the sexiest are tiny little icons in my Twitter feed, you know what I mean? ”

Hair-Salon Girl
“I’m the kind of guy who falls in love every four blocks. Right now, there’s a girl who works in the hair salon on the corner that I’ve written this entire romantic fantasy about in my head, and I’ve never said a word to her. Because every time I walk by her to got to Starbucks, she’s, like, ‘the one,’ you know what I’m saying?”

The Big Four
Although Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax jammed together for the first time last year, it was in 2011 they made it their calling card. Beginning with their performance of Diamond Head’s “Am I Evil?” in April to their jams in Europe (which also featured members of Diamond Head, Exodus, and Sepultura), to their U.S. final performance of Motörhead’s “Overkill” in New York City, these bands have made history at each performance.

The Metal Masters
The night before the Big Four concert in New York City, members of Megadeth and Anthrax along with drummer Mike Portnoy gathered to give instrument tips to fans and musicians a like. What the audience didn’t expect was the closing jam, which featured Anthrax’s Scott Ian, Frank Bello, and Charlie Benante, Megadeth’s David Ellefson, Mike Portnoy, and special guests Kerry King of Slayer and…Phil Anselmo of Pantera and Down fame, who sang “Fucking Hostile” and “A New Level.”

Temple of the Dog
For Pearl Jam’s 20th Anniversary concert, Chris Cornell joined the band for a four-song set of the songs he recorded with the nascent band under the name Temple of the Dog in 2011.

The Revolver Golden Gods Awards
We may be tooting our own horns here, but even we were floored by the collaborations of Avenged Sevenfold with Vinnie Paul on Pantera’s “Mouth for War” and Duff McKagan on GN’R’s “It’s So Easy,” as well as Duff, Corey Taylor, and Steve Jones’ take on Judas Priest’s “Electric Eye,” Volbeat’s take on Dusty Springfield’s “I Only Wanna Be With You,” and Asking Alexandria and Sebastian Bach’s electrifying take on “Youth Gone Wild.”

Guns N’ Roses and Zakk Wylde’s “Whole Lotta Rosie”
At a recent Indiana gig, Guns N’ Roses invited Black Label Society frontman Zakk Wylde to join them on guitar for an electrifying rendition of AC/DC’s “Whole Lotta Love.”

Mötley Crüe with Cee-Lo
Cee-Lo Green the Soul Machine, who had a massive hit last year with “Fuck You,” joined the Sunset Strip’s Kings of “Fuck You”—Mötley Crüe—at an L.A. gig in June for a rendition of his hit and the Crüe’s “Don’t Go Away Mad (Just Go Away).”

Drop in the Bucket Charity Event
At the Drop in the Bucket Charity Event, Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor played a set highlighted by all of his famous friends. Together they played some of hard rock and metal’s greatest hits. Two highlights were Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train”—performed by Taylor, Jane’s Addiction’s Dave Navarro, Rob Zombie guitarist John 5, and Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo—and AC/DC’s “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”—played by Taylor, Anthrax’s Scott Ian, John 5, and Rob Zombie bassist Piggy D and drummer Ginger Fish. For more from that night, click here.

Metallica 30th Anniversary
Nobody has ever thrown an anniversary party quite like Metallica’s 30th Anniversary shows, which wrapped up on December 10 in San Francisco. Over the course of four nights, they played with artists who influenced them, their peers, and past members of the band. These include everyone from Diamond Head to Mercyful Fate, Marianne Faithfull to Rob Halford, Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell to Kid Rock, and, most impressive, original guitarists Dave Mustaine and Lloyd Grant alongside original bassist Ron McGovney for the first song the band ever recorded, “Hit the Lights.”

Also, if you would like to make a donation to the benefit these artists were supporting, Drop in the Bucket, which builds wells to provide water in Africa and other places throughout the world, click here.

“Crazy Train”

“Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap”

“Calling Dr. Love”

“Would?”

“Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love”

“Fairies Wear Boots”

“Heading Out to the Highway”

“Unchained”

“Everlong”