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Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Tom Hamilton is releasing his first album with the new band Close Enemies in March 2026, featuring notable musicians and performing songs from Aerosmith and The Babys, after Aerosmith's farewell tour was canceled due to Steven Tyler's vocal injury.
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.
Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer announced the closure of his organic coffee line, Rockin’ & Roastin’, citing the impact of COVID-19, rising business costs, and personal loss as reasons. Despite his passion for coffee, Kramer decided to shut down the business, which he started in 2012, after struggling to recover from these challenges. He expressed gratitude to his customers and will fulfill all orders received by November 30.
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 North American farewell tour, which will run from September 2024 to February 2025, featuring support from The Black Crowes. The tour was originally postponed after singer Steven Tyler suffered a vocal injury. All previously purchased tickets will be honored for the rescheduled shows, and new tickets will go on sale soon. The band will kick off the tour in Pittsburgh on September 20th and play in cities such as Los Angeles, Boston, and New York City.
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.
A federal judge has dismissed a sexual assault lawsuit against Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, ruling that the plaintiff did not take action in a timely manner. The lawsuit, originally filed under New York’s Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protection Act, alleged that Tyler sexually assaulted the plaintiff in 1975 when she was 17. Tyler is still facing an active lawsuit from another woman with similar allegations.
Former male model Dean Kelly, known for his appearance in Aerosmith's music video for "Crazy," has been arrested in New Orleans for attempted rape and sexual battery. The arrest stems from an incident in October, where Kelly allegedly assaulted a woman he met through a dating app. This is not the first time Kelly has faced legal trouble, as he has been previously charged with sexual battery, felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile, and threatening a public official. He is currently being held on $1.1 million bond and faces additional charges for failing to register as a sex offender.
Barbra Streisand reveals in her memoir that her husband James Brolin's pillow talk inspired Aerosmith's hit song "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing." During a moment of intimacy, Brolin told Streisand, "I don't want to fall asleep because I'll miss you," which she found beautiful and poetic. Streisand shared this story during an interview, and songwriter Diane Warren was inspired to write the song, which became Aerosmith's first number one hit in 1998 and was nominated for an Oscar. Streisand expresses her gratification at seeing the song's success, as she too was moved by Brolin's words.
Steven Tyler, the frontman of Aerosmith, is facing a new lawsuit accusing him of sexual abuse. Former teen model Jeanne Bellino alleges that Tyler assaulted her in 1975 when she was 17 years old. According to the lawsuit, Tyler forced Bellino into a phone booth, where he allegedly groped and assaulted her while others in his entourage laughed and bystanders watched. Bellino claims she was assaulted a second time by Tyler later that day. She is seeking compensation for her injuries and damages. This lawsuit follows a previous lawsuit filed by another woman, Julia Misley, who accused Tyler of sexual assault and battery.
A second woman has filed a lawsuit against Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, alleging that he sexually assaulted her when she was a teenager in 1975. The suit claims that Tyler forced her into a phone booth, kissed and groped her, and later assaulted her at a hotel. This comes nearly a year after another woman sued Tyler for similar allegations. Tyler has denied the previous allegations and argues that he had consent and immunity. The new lawsuit seeks compensation for the emotional and physical distress caused by the assault.
Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler is facing a new lawsuit alleging sexual assault, with a woman claiming he molested her when she was 17 years old in the 1970s. This comes in addition to a previous lawsuit filed last year, accusing Tyler of sexual battery and assault of a minor during the same decade. The new lawsuit alleges that Tyler groped and forcibly kissed the woman, causing her permanent emotional distress. Tyler's representatives have not yet commented on the allegations.