Steven Tyler: Last News

Legendary rock band Aerosmith is hanging up their touring boots due to a persistent vocal injury affecting their iconic frontman, Steven Tyler. Following a larynx fracture Steven, 76, sustained during a concert in September 2023, the band has made the tough decision to retire from touring, nearly a year after the incident. In an emotional statement, Aerosmith explained: "We've always wanted to blow your mind when performing.

Aerosmith‘s Steven Tyler will not tour again despite his recent performance at a charity gig earlier this month, per ex-Guns N’ Roses drummer Matt Sorum.Earlier this month, Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler hosted his annual Jam For Janie charity event, which took place on February 3 and doubled as a Grammys watch party. At the event, Tyler hit the stage for a brief performance.Following the performance – which also saw Tyler perform with other famous musicians – fans began speculating if it was a sign that Tyler was fit enough for a potential Aerosmith reunion and tour.According to former Velvet Revolver drummer and personal friend of Tyler’s Matt Sorum however, Tyler’s performance was likely a one-off. Speaking to WBAB, per Blabbermouth, Sorum said that he had been approached by Tyler for the Jam For Janie event, for which he was musical director, and that they had countless calls over several months while putting the gig together.In response to fans speculating if Tyler could return to a touring schedule, Sorum said: “Well, let me just explain what’s happening with Steven Tyler, ’cause he’s a really good friend.

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Steven Tyler has returned to stage for the first time since his vocal injury that led to Aerosmith‘s retirement.Tyler’s Jam For Janie charity event, which took place yesterday (February 2) and doubled as a Grammys watch party, concluded with a special performance by the Aerosmith musician.He performed Extreme’s ‘More Than Words,’ and Aerosmith’s own ‘Toys in the Attic’ and ‘Dream On’. Tyler also played ‘Sweet Emotion’, ‘Walk This Way’ and ‘Heartbreaker’.

Katherine Turman As the Grammy Awards were underway just across town last night at Crypto.com Arena, Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler gathered a collection of gutsy rock hitmakers for his 6th annual Jam for Janie event and live auction at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Palladium. Joan Jett, Billy Idol, Marcus King, Linda Perry and more joined the rhythm section of former Guns ‘N Roses drummer Matt Sorum and Megadeath’s James LoMenzo on more than a dozen hits — their own and several Zeppelin tunes.

Aerosmith are reportedly set to reunite for a brief performance next month – find out more below.The band announced their abrupt retirement from touring in August last year after frontman Steven Tyler suffered a serious vocal cord injury while performing in 2023. Their final live show took place at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York back in September 2023, and no one – including the band themselves – knew it would be their last.Now, however, it appears that the band will be reconvening for a special performance as part of Tyler’s Jam For Janie charity event in early February.

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton has shared the debut single of his new band, Close Enemies – check it out below.The band were first unveiled by Hamilton last year and are signed to TLG|ROCK. They recently kicked off a US tour alongside the release of their first blues-inspired single, ‘Sound Of A Train’.

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton has spoken about the future of the band and said that the members “could do something” if Steven Tyler was willing.The update comes as Aerosmith confirmed last year that their days of touring had come to an immediate end, following the frontman seriously injuring his voice at a gig.Their final live show took place at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York back in September 2023, and no one – including the band themselves – knew it would be their last.Now, Hamilton has opened up about hopes for the future during a new interview with Boston radio station WBUR, and said that while Tyler is well underway with his “healing process”, the chances of the band making any new announcements are slim.“Steven’s healing process is going really, really well, but it goes at its own pace,” he said. “Maybe Aerosmith will do something in the future, but it’s a big ‘if’, and the last thing I want to be doing is to try and push Steven in that direction.

Jay-Z‘s lawyer has told the court that the anonymous accuser’s claims against his client and Diddy are too old to pursue.Per Rolling Stone, the lawyer, Alex Spiro, filed new court paperwork yesterday (December 30) stating plans to challenge the lawsuit on grounds that the claim does not qualify for revival under the “lookback” window linked to New York City’s Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protection Act (GMVA). Spiro argued that the GMVA was not enacted until December 19, 2000, which took place three months after the alleged rape.On December 8, it was reported that Jay-Z – real name Shawn Carter – was named in a lawsuit which alleged the rape of a 13-year-old girl in 2000 by the rapper and Diddy, real name Sean Combs.In a statement issued via Roc Nation, Carter called the allegations “heinous in nature” and dismissed them as a “blackmail attempt”, and filed a court letter seeking the dismissal of the suit while maintaining his innocence.

Disney have announced the replacement of Aerosmith on its famous roller coaster at the Hollywood Studios park.Based in Florida, the ride is described on the website as featuring three inversions, two rollover loops, and one corkscrew. It also has a peaking speed of just shy of 60mph.Named the Rock ‘N’ Rollercoaster, the attraction has had Aerosmith as the face of the ride for over two decades, while the band’s biggest hits including ‘Dude (Looks Like A Lady), ‘Walk This Way’, ‘Back In The Saddle’ and ‘Sweet Emotion’ play from the speakers.Now, it has been confirmed that Steven Tyler and co.

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton has shared details of his first shows with a new band called Close Enemies.News of the new band comes as Aerosmith confirmed that their days of touring had come to an immediate end, following frontman Steven Tyler seriously injuring his voice at a gig.Now, while the ‘80s icons seem to have put everything on hold, Hamilton has taken to X/Twitter to confirm details of his latest project – including information about their first live show.“Hey, I need to tell you something about a band I’m playing with called Close Enemies. We have a bunch of good songs recorded.

Aerosmith, has opened up about how the future could look for the ‘80s icons.It comes as the band recently confirmed that their days of touring have come to an immediate end, following frontman Steven Tyler seriously injuring his voice at a gig.The final show took place at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York on September 9, 2023, and no one – including the band themselves – knew it would be their last.Held as part of their ‘Peace Out’ tour, the run of live shows kicked off last year, but the band only played three nights, before rescheduling the rest of the dates after Tyler injured his larynx.Now, after confirming that they will no longer be playing live, Tom Hamilton has spoken out about how the future may look for the band.“First let me start by clearing up some information on Steven’s injury. We were playing the third show of our ‘Peace Out’ tour last September.

The Black Crowes have announced their headlining North American tour – see the full list of dates below.The announcement comes after Aerosmith cancelled their farewell tour due to frontman Steven Tyler injuring his larynx – The Black Crowes were due to support Aerosmith on the tour.Now, however, the Black Crowes have announced rescheduled dates after the axed Aerosmith run, along with newly added tour dates. The tour will kick off in September, and will run through October and November, concluding with a handful of shows in December.The band wrote on social media to accompany the tour announcement: “Due to the cancellation of the Aerosmith Tour, we also had to move a few of the previously announced show dates and unfortunately have to cancel the Tucson, Wanatchee and Verona shows.

Aerosmith fans can now watch the band’s final ever show as it has now been uploaded to YouTube in 4k quality.The band’s last gig took place on September 9, 2023 at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York and no one – including the band themselves – knew it would be their last. The concert was part of their ‘Peace Out’ tour, which kicked off last year, but the band only played three nights, before rescheduling the rest of the dates after frontman Steven Tyler injured his larynx.Their final show followed on from their tour opening set in Philadelphia on September 2, 2023, and a follow-up show in Pittsburgh on September 6.

Steven Tyler seriously injured his voice at a gig, Aerosmith have confirmed that their days of touring have come to an immediate end. Check out footage and the full setlist from their final show below.The gig took place at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York on September 9, 2023, and no one – including the band themselves – knew it would be their last.Held as part of their ‘Peace Out’ tour, the run of live shows kicked off last year, but the band only played three nights, before rescheduling the rest of the dates after Tyler injured his larynx.Their final show, held in Elmont, New York, followed on from their tour opening set in Philadelphia on September 2, 2023, and a follow-up show in Pittsburgh on September 6.Like the others, it began with a video montage of the band throughout the years, before Tyler and co.

Queen’s Brian May has responded to the news that Aerosmith would be retiring, explaining that the announcement “brought a tear” to his eye.Taking to their social media channels on Friday (August 2), the American rock band confirmed that they had cancelled their ‘Peace Out’ farewell tour and retired from touring due to a vocal injury suffered by frontman Steven Tyler.The tour kicked off last year, but the band only played three shows and rescheduled the rest of the dates after Tyler injured his larynx. They went on to confirm that they had “made a heartbreaking and difficult, but necessary, decision” to bring the outfit to an end.“As you know, Steven’s voice is an instrument like no other.

The BBC Breakfast studio was filled with a frosty tension this weekend when Rachel Burden swiftly put her co-host Charlie Stayt in his place during an uncomfortable exchange.They were chatting about the recent news that rock legends Aerosmith are hanging up their touring boots after nearly 50 years, with frontman Steven Tyler blaming health woes for the decision. As their iconic tune I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing played over a video clip, Rachel shared: "Aerosmith have retired from touring after almost 50 years." She added, "The group said their singer Steven Tyler's voice couldn't recover because of damaged vocal cords, and despite the best medical team, 76-year-old Tyler had made the difficult but necessary decision.

During the BBC Breakfast show this weekend, a cooler vibe developed when Rachel Burden abruptly denied her co-host, Charlie Stayt's attempt at banter.

Aerosmith have cancelled their ‘Peace Out’ farewell tour and retired from touring.The tour kicked off last year, but the band only played three shows and rescheduled the rest of the dates after frontman Steven Tyler injured his larynx.Now, the band have shared a lengthy post on social media announcing their retirement from the road, citing Tyler’s vocal issues.“It was 1970 when a spark of inspiration became Aerosmith,” the band wrote on Friday (August 2). “Thanks to you, our Blue Army, that spark caught flame and has been burning for over five decades.

Aerosmith won’t be able to finish their Peace Out Farewell Tour.

Aerosmith is unable to perform their upcoming shows and the band has announced they are retiring from touring.