Aerosmith, the iconic rock band, has announced their retirement from touring due to lead singer Steven Tyler’s vocal cord injury.
In a statement on their official website, the band shared that Tyler, 76, has been working tirelessly to recover from the injury he sustained last year, but unfortunately, a full recovery is not possible.
The band expressed their sadness and difficulty in making this decision, but it was necessary due to Tyler’s health. They also announced that their “Peace Out: The Farewell Tour” has been canceled, and refunds will be issued to ticket holders.
Fans who purchased tickets through third-party resale sites will need to contact their point of purchase for more information.
Aerosmith has had an illustrious career spanning over five decades, with numerous awards and accolades, including four Grammys, six American Music Awards, and induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
The band has a massive catalog of hits, including “Dream On,” “Walk This Way,” and “Sweet Emotion.” Tyler’s vocal injury was first announced in September 2023, and subsequent statements revealed that the damage was more severe than initially thought, with a fractured larynx requiring ongoing care.
The band expressed gratitude to their fans, crew, team, and the thousands of talented people who have made their historic runs possible.
They are grateful for the support and enthusiasm from fans who were looking forward to their farewell tour. Aerosmith’s retirement from touring marks the end of an era, but their legacy and music will continue to live on.
The cancellation of the tour and Aerosmith’s retirement from touring is a significant loss for fans, but the band’s health and well-being are paramount.
Steven Tyler’s vocal cord injury has taken a toll on his health, and it’s essential to prioritize his recovery.
The band’s decision to retire from touring is a testament to their commitment to their health and their legacy, ensuring that their music and memories will be cherished for years to come.
