"Aerosmith will no longer embark on touring, according to Joe Perry's confirmation"
Aerosmith, the legendary rock band fronted by Steven Tyler, has announced their retirement from touring [2][4]. However, there are whispers of a potential one-time final show on the horizon.
Lead guitarist Joe Perry, who is 74 years old, has hinted at the possibility of a farewell performance [1][3]. During an interview with WBUR, a Boston-based public radio station, Perry expressed his belief that there is still one more Aerosmith performance left [1].
Tyler, who is 77 years old, has been vocal about his reluctance to tour due to a vocal injury [1][2][4]. This reluctance, coupled with the physical demands of performing on stage that become more challenging as they age [6], has led to Aerosmith's decision to retire from touring.
Despite Tyler's injury and his reluctance to tour, a live appearance at a charity gig in Los Angeles in January 2025 raised hopes for a potential Aerosmith return [3]. However, no specific date has been announced for a potential final show.
Documentary and Farewell Show Possibilities
There have been talks about creating a documentary that could involve a final performance, providing a way for Aerosmith to honor their legacy without committing to a full tour [5]. This documentary might be part of the band's farewell strategy.
A one-time final show remains a possibility, according to Joe Perry. If it were to happen, it could be connected to this potential documentary [4].
The Joe Perry Project, featuring Brad Whitford, Robert DeLeo (Stone Temple Pilots), and Chris Robinson (Black Crowes), is currently on an eight-date US tour [7]. This tour is a separate venture from Aerosmith's touring activities.
It's important to note that any plans for a final show or documentary are not yet confirmed. The band's overall stance emphasizes their retirement from touring due to health concerns [2][4].
As we wait for further news, fans can only hope that the rock legends will end their touring career with a memorable event, providing a fitting conclusion to their illustrious career.
[1] - Joe Perry interview with WBUR [2] - Aerosmith announces retirement from touring [3] - Steven Tyler makes live appearance at charity gig in Los Angeles [4] - Joe Perry expresses doubts about booking another 40-city tour [5] - Aerosmith documentary and potential final show discussed [6] - Joe Perry discusses physical demands of performing [7] - The Joe Perry Project's US tour details
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