Aerosmith and Yungblud have revealed specifics about their joint project
Rock legends Aerosmith and British alt-rock sensation Yungblud are joining forces for an exciting new collaboration. The EP, titled "One More Time," is set to be released on November 21st.
The EP will feature three brand-new tracks: "Problems," "Wild Woman," and "A Thousand Days." It will also include a remix of Aerosmith's 1976 classic "Back in the Saddle." The first single from the EP, "My Only Angel," will be released this Friday.
Aerosmith's last album, "Music from Another Dimension!", was released in 2012. However, the band hasn't been idle. In 2023, Tyler, a member of Aerosmith, collaborated with Dolly Parton on her "Rockstar" album.
Tyler has also been active on the live scene, returning to the stage with the Black Crowes in London last year. Meanwhile, Yungblud has been making waves, performing at Black Sabbath's Back To The Beginning show in July and at MTV's Video Music Awards last week, alongside Tyler and Perry.
For fans eager to get their hands on a physical copy, signed and coloured vinyl variants of the "One More Time" EP are available to pre-order now.
However, this collaboration may mark a significant departure for Aerosmith. The band announced their retirement from touring in 2024 due to a vocal cord injury suffered by Tyler. This EP could very well be the last new music from the iconic rock band.
The EP is produced by Mark Schwartz, known for his work with artists like Weezer, The Offspring, and Hole. With such a talented team behind it, "One More Time" promises to be an exciting addition to both Aerosmith and Yungblud's discographies.
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