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Fans may at last celebrate Aerosmith's victorious comeback of their "Peace Out" farewell tour, after a turbulent wait brought on by Steven Tyler's vocal ailment. Aerosmith announced the rescheduled tour dates in an enthusiastic Instagram post, bringing fans all throughout the country much-anticipated return.
September 20 is when the tour is scheduled to begin in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with Aerosmith igniting the stage with their unique intensity. After that, the band will travel until February 26 of the next year, when they will play one more show in Buffalo, New York. Once more joining them as special guests are none other than The Black Crowes, who guarantee a concert experience that fans won't soon forget.
The road to this point has not been easy; in September 2023, Aerosmith experienced a major setback when their beloved lead vocalist Steven Tyler broke his vocal chord. The band regretfully announced, citing Tyler's condition, that their "Peace Out" farewell tour would be postponed after just three gigs.
Aerosmith thanked their committed followers for their unfailing support and understanding throughout this difficult period in a touching letter. Tyler is still adamant about going back on stage with his bandmates and doing the shows that fans have grown to love and cherish over the years.
The 40-date rescheduled tour is a bittersweet farewell to Aerosmith's touring career as well as a celebration of their incredible 50-year adventure. Fans who still have tickets from earlier purchases may be sure that they will be accepted for the rescheduled performances, so that nobody will miss out on the chance to see Aerosmith's farewell tour.
Fans are counting down the days until they may once more see the enchantment of Aerosmith live in concert, and they are excited. The "Peace Out" farewell tour countdown has officially started with tickets going on sale this Friday at 10 a.m. in the purchaser's time zone. Prepare to say goodbye to an era of priceless music and memories and rock out with Aerosmith one last time.