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Aerosmith will perform two shows at the Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 29 and Nov. 1, 2026, marking their first full live appearance since retiring from touring in 2024 due to Steven Tyler's vocal injury. The concerts, titled 'California, Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends,' feature a rotating lineup of high-profile guests including Slash, Run-DMC, and the Black Crowes. Tickets are on sale, with general availability starting Oct. 10.
Aerosmith is returning to live performance for two nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on October 29 and November 1, 2026. Titled 'California, Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends,' the concerts feature a rotating roster of high-profile guest artists, including Run-DMC, the Black Crowes, Slash, and Billy Idol. This marks the band's first full live appearance since canceling their 2023 farewell tour due to frontman Steven Tyler's larynx injury. While the band previously stated that a full vocal recovery was not possible, a source told Page Six that Tyler's voice is currently in 'great' shape. General ticket sales begin on October 10, with prices starting over $400.
Aerosmith will return to live performance for two nights at the Hollywood Bowl on October 29 and November 1, 2026. Titled 'California, Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends,' the concerts feature a rotating lineup of high-profile guests including Slash, Run DMC, and the Black Crowes. This marks the band's first full live appearance since abandoning their 2023 farewell tour due to frontman Steven Tyler's vocal injury. Tickets go on general sale on October 10.
Aerosmith will perform two comeback concerts at the Hollywood Bowl on October 29 and November 1, 2026, featuring a rotating lineup of guest artists including Slash, Run-DMC, and the Black Crowes. The shows, titled 'California, Dream On: Aerosmith and Friends,' mark the band's first full live appearances since canceling their 2023 farewell tour due to frontman Steven Tyler's larynx injury. While the band previously stated that a full vocal recovery was not possible, a source told Page Six that Tyler's voice is currently in 'great' shape. General tickets go on sale October 10, with additional guest announcements expected in the coming weeks.
Aerosmith has announced two comeback concerts at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles for October 29 and November 1, 2026. The shows, titled 'California, Dream On: Aerosmith and Friends,' feature a massive roster of guest artists including Run-DMC, the Black Crowes, Slash, and Billy Idol. This marks the band's first full live performances since canceling their farewell tour in 2023 due to frontman Steven Tyler's vocal cord injury. A source told Page Six that Tyler's voice is in 'great' shape, though the band previously stated full recovery from the injury is not possible. General tickets go on sale October 10.
Aerosmith is unlikely to reunite for a farewell tour soon, as Steven Tyler does not want to tour anymore, despite ongoing discussions about a possible documentary and a final show. Joe Perry mentioned that Tyler, who retired in 2023 due to a larynx injury, cannot tour and is not interested in booking another extensive tour, although Perry is currently on a solo project tour.
On his podcast, Penn Badgley recounted how Blake Lively, known for her pranks, tricked him into believing that Aerosmith's Steven Tyler was his father during their time on Gossip Girl, culminating in a convincing act involving his mother and an April Fools' Day reveal.
On his Podcrushed podcast, Penn Badgley revealed that his Gossip Girl co-star Blake Lively once convinced him that Aerosmith's Steven Tyler was his real father in an elaborate prank involving his representatives and even his mother. The prank culminated on April Fools' Day, leaving Badgley momentarily believing his life had completely changed before realizing it was a joke.
Aerosmith has announced the rescheduled dates for its "Peace Out" farewell tour, which was postponed due to Steven Tyler's vocal cord and larynx problems. The 40-date North American tour, produced by Live Nation, will kick off in Pittsburgh on Sept. 20 and feature special guests The Black Crowes and Teddy Swims. The tour will celebrate 50 years of the band's hits and will end in Montreal on Jan. 26, 2025, with a special hometown show in Boston on New Year's Eve 2024. Tickets previously purchased will be honored at the rescheduled shows, with new dates going on sale on April 12.
Aerosmith announces rescheduled dates for their "Peace Out" farewell tour, which was postponed due to Steven Tyler's vocal chord injury. The tour will kick off in September and run through February of next year, with The Black Crowes returning as special guests. The rescheduled 40-date North American tour is both a celebration of Aerosmith's 50 years together and their final touring farewell, with all previously purchased tickets honored for the new dates.
Aerosmith announces new tour dates for their farewell tour after Steven Tyler's vocal cord injury in 2023, which left him with a fractured larynx. The "Peace Out" tour will begin in Pittsburgh on Sept. 20 and continue through 2025, marking Tyler's return to the stage after months of recovery. Tyler sustained the injury during a concert in Long Island, but managed to finish the show despite vocal cord damage.
Aerosmith announces new tour dates for their farewell tour after lead singer Steven Tyler suffered a severe vocal cord injury, including a fractured larynx, following a show in 2023. Tyler is now ready to return to the stage after months of recovery, with the "Peace Out" tour set to begin in Pittsburgh on Sept. 20 and continue through 2025.
Aerosmith has announced rescheduled dates for their Peace Out farewell tour, which was suspended in September 2023 due to Steven Tyler's fractured larynx. The new leg of the tour will kick off on September 20 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and conclude on February 26 in Buffalo, New York, with the band being joined by the Black Crowes. Despite the setback, the band is determined to give their fans the farewell tour they promised, and the rescheduled dates cover an extensive North American tour.
Rock legends like Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, and Steven Tyler have pushed through serious health issues to continue touring, proving that music is their lifeblood. Despite facing medical setbacks such as peptic ulcers, vocal cord surgery, and a fractured larynx, these iconic musicians remain dedicated to their craft and their fans. Financial pressures and the desire to keep creating and performing also drive them to stay on the road, even as they navigate the challenges of aging and health. Other acts like Aerosmith, the Eagles, Steely Dan, and the Rolling Stones have also encountered health-related tour postponements and losses, highlighting the resilience and determination of these legendary performers.
A New York judge has dismissed a former teen model's sexual assault lawsuit against Steven Tyler, citing that she waited too long to file under the Gender Motivated Violence Act. The alleged assault occurred in 1975 when the model was 17 and Tyler was 27, and the judge ruled that her claims did not qualify under the act due to the time elapsed and the lack of serious risk of physical injury. The judge granted the model's ability to amend her complaint, and this dismissal follows another lawsuit filed by a different woman accusing Tyler of sexual assault in the '70s.