Aerosmith’s Triumphant Return: The Rescheduled ‘Peace Out’ Tour Dates Announced
BOSTON – Aerosmith, the legendary rock band originating from Boston, has proudly announced the continuation of its ‘Peace Out’ tour. This comes after a pause in their farewell journey due to lead singer Steven Tyler’s vocal cord injury. Fans can now look forward to the band hitting the stage once again, with a series of concerts lined up into 2025, including both rescheduled and new dates.
New and Rescheduled Aerosmith Tour Dates
The tour revival kicks off on September 20 in Pittsburgh at the PPG Paints Arena, featuring Teddy Swims as a special guest. Following this, the band will perform in notable cities like Philadelphia, Dallas, Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago, and New York. A highlight of the tour will be a special New Year’s Eve show in Boston at the TD Garden, a nod to their hometown roots. The tour promises a homage to Aerosmith’s five decades of hits, enhanced by THX Certified Live! technology for a high-fidelity experience.
Steven Tyler’s Vocal Injury
Steven Tyler, the iconic ‘Dream On’ singer, suffered a vocal cord injury last September, leading to a temporary halt of the tour. The injury, which led to bleeding and a fractured larynx, required extensive rest and care. Tyler has since updated fans via social media, stating his throat is