Legendary rock band Aerosmith has made the heartbreaking decision to retire from touring following lead singer Steven Tyler’s vocal injury. The band took to Instagram to announce the news, expressing gratitude to their fans for making their music a part of their lives. Fans have responded with an outpouring of support, thanking the band for 50 years of iconic rock ‘n’ roll.
Tyler, 76, first revealed his vocal injury in September 2023, when he announced he had fractured his larynx. The band postponed their farewell tour to allow Tyler to recover, but ultimately decided to retire from touring due to the severity of his injury. Despite the setback, Tyler has been committed to getting his voice back to where it was before his injury, and even made a surprise appearance on stage in May to sing with the Black Crowes.
The band’s decision marks the end of an era for Aerosmith, which has been a mainstay in the world of rock music for decades. While they may no longer be hitting the road, Aerosmith’s music will always live on through their dedicated fans. As they bid farewell to touring, the band thanks their fans, team, and crew for their unwavering support throughout the years. While the stage lights may dim, the legacy of Aerosmith will continue to rock on.
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