Boston-born rock band Aerosmith has announced their retirement from touring due to frontman Steven Tyler’s vocal cord injury. The band shared the news on social media, explaining that Tyler, 76, fractured his larynx in September, leading to the cancellation of the rest of their “Peace Out” farewell tour.
In a heartfelt statement, Aerosmith expressed gratitude to their fans for their unwavering support over the past five decades. The band described Tyler’s voice as a unique instrument and revealed that despite extensive efforts to recover from the injury, a full recovery was not possible. This led to the “heartbreaking and difficult, but necessary, decision” to retire from the touring stage.
Fans who purchased tickets through Ticketmaster will receive automatic refunds, while those who used third-party resale sites are advised to contact the respective platforms for refund information. Aerosmith thanked their crew, team, and fans for making their historic runs possible and encouraged fans to continue playing their music loud.
The band’s statement highlighted the impact of their music on fans’ lives, expressing gratitude for being a part of their journey. Aerosmith concluded by thanking their loyal supporters and urging them to keep their music alive by playing it loud, expressing their appreciation for making their dreams come true. The end of an era for one of rock’s most iconic bands marks a bittersweet moment for fans worldwide.
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