Aerosmith Band: Aerosmith retires from touring, emotional decision taken due to Steven Tyler's vocal problems

After 54 years, the Aerosmith band has retired from touring. The band's last album Music from Another Dimension! came in 2012. Tyler then released a solo album in 2016. The group announced this with a social media post, which seemed like a farewell. Aerosmith has performed its last show. On friday, the band canceled all its remaining concerts. After 54 years, the band has retired from touring. Because singer Steven Tyler has not been able to recover from his vocal injury. The group announced this with a social media post, which seemed like a farewell. He said, 'It is an honor of our lives that our music has become a part of you. In every club, on every big tour, and in all moments you have given us a place in the soundtrack of your life.'

The band's last album came in 2012

The band was already on the Peace Out... Farewell Tour, billed as its final tour, came to a halt after the final gig in Elmont, NY on September 9, 2023. The tour was scheduled to run until february 2024 before being postponed by the group, which has now been canceled altogether. The group was live before the Scorched Goodbye Tour. However, the band's statement did not mention whether Steven Tyler is expected to recover or whether he will be allowed to record in the future. The band has already retired from making records long ago. The band's last album Music from Another Dimension! came in 2012. Tyler then released a solo album in 2016.

Aerosmith released this statement

The band released a statement on Friday saying, 'It was 1970 when the spark of inspiration became Aerosmith. Thanks to you and our Blue Army, that spark caught fire and has burned for five decades. Some of you have been with us since the beginning and it is because of all of you that we have made rock 'n' roll history.' He further said, 'We have always wanted to blow your mind when we perform. As you know, Steven's voice is like no other. He has worked tirelessly for many months to bring his voice back to the level it was before the injury. We have seen him struggle despite the best medical team. Sadly, it is clear that a full recovery from his voice injury is not possible. We have made a heartbreaking and difficult, but necessary decision, to retire from the touring stage as a band of brothers.'

Steven Tyler's injury is more serious

Along with this, he thanked everyone. He said that those who bought tickets from Ticketmaster will get their money back. Also, those who have bought tickets from third parties should contact their purchase center for more information. It is noteworthy that in september last year, when the farewell tour was postponed after three shows, a statement from the band said that unfortunately, Steven's vocal injury was more serious. He requires constant care.