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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 guitarist Joe Perry explained that drummer Joey Kramer, who sat out the band's recent residency shows in Las Vegas, is unlikely to take part in the upcoming "Peace Out" farewell tour due to his health. Kramer's absence from the tour was previously announced as a decision to focus on his family and health. Aerosmith's longtime drum tech John Douglas has been filling in for Kramer for the past year. The tour will feature special guests The Black Crowes and will start on September 2 in Philadelphia and wrap up on January 26 in Montreal.
Aerosmith has announced a 40-date North American farewell tour, featuring special guests The Black Crowes, produced by Live Nation and kicking off in Philadelphia on September 2. The tour will not include drummer Joey Kramer, who has decided to focus on his family and health. The band recently wrapped up their Las Vegas residency and will perform across the US and Canada, including a special hometown show in Boston on New Year’s Eve 2023, before wrapping up in Montreal on January 26. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time on ticketmaster.com.
Aerosmith will embark on a 40-date final tour, called the Peace Out run, to celebrate their 50th anniversary, starting on September 2 in Philadelphia and ending on January 26 in Montreal. The Black Crowes will join them for the full slate of concerts. Drummer Joey Kramer, who sat out Aerosmith’s recent round of Deuces Are Wild residency shows in Las Vegas, is opting to skip this last goodbye. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on May 5 via ticketmaster.com.
Aerosmith will embark on a 40-date final tour, called the Peace Out run, to celebrate their 50th anniversary, starting on September 2 in Philadelphia and ending on January 26 in Montreal. The Black Crowes will join them for the full slate of concerts. Drummer Joey Kramer, who sat out Aerosmith’s recent round of Deuces Are Wild residency shows in Las Vegas, is opting to skip this last goodbye. Tickets go on sale on May 5 via ticketmaster.com.