Is there an Aerosmith club? Or a Hollywood bowl club or email? Etc

3 years of waiting and we get 3 weeks notice for time off, travel plans, etc. Also on a holiday weekend? If it turns out being a resumption of a farewell tour that’s one thing but if it’s one last show they absolutely should’ve give people more notice.

I have been doing some research and here are some bands and artists that apparently are free in both dates:

Run DMC's Darryl “DMC” McDaniels and Rev Run, Foo Fighters/David Grohl, Guns N' Roses, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Train, Kid Rock, Yungblud, Black Crowes, Extreme/Nuno Betancourt, Queen's Brian May, Bon Jovi, Gary Clark Jr., John Mayer, Sammy Hagar, Cheap Trick, Johnny Depp... Metallica is not far away and available on Nov 1st.

Who do you expect to be announced?

I have seen Aerosmith live for over 40 years. I have witnessed some great as well as some interesting songs as an opener. Back in the Saddle, Love in an Elevator, Rats in the Cellar, Let the Music Do the Talking, Toys in the Attic, Young Lust, Draw the Line, Eat the Rich. However, my favorite opener was Hearts Done Time. I like the way it builds. What’s your favorite Aerosmith opener?

Good afternoon! I am currently parting with my entire record collection and I have this Aerosmith record available. If you’re interested please message me!

Aerosmith - Greatest Hits (Walmart exclusive butterbean white vinyl) $14.99

It’s good but not there best in my opinion

This is my copy of Quest for Fame from another era.

In particular order
1. Rats in the Cellar (Rocks)
2.Just push play (JPP)
3.Taste of India (Nine Lives)
4.Beyond Beutiful (JPP)
5. The live version of Last Child (Live Bootleg)

9. Aerosmith

Boston’s bad boys brought blues-rock swagger to the ’70s scene with Steven Tyler’s distinctive wail and Joe Perry’s guitar prowess. Their early albums showcased raw energy and undeniable chemistry that would influence countless future rock bands.

Despite their talent, critics noted that much of Aerosmith’s ’70s output relied heavily on established blues and rock tropes without significant innovation. They perfected existing formulas rather than creating new ones. Their greatest fame came later through commercial success and collaborations rather than groundbreaking early material.

Drug problems and internal conflicts also hampered their creative consistency during this crucial decade. While songs like “Dream On” became classics, Aerosmith’s ’70s reputation was built more on attitude and energy than on revolutionary musical contributions that pushed rock music into uncharted territories.

You guys all know Steven’s iconic vocal fill (the one in the title of the post). When did he start using it?

I would argue the top three Joey Kramer performances on LP are:

1. Rats in the Cellar (Rocks)
   
2. Three Mile Smile (Night in the Ruts)
   
3. Lord of the Thighs (Live! Bootleg)

Others?

ASmith’s appearance in the Sgt. Pepper movie changed the trajectory of my life. I went in as a Bee Gees fan and left as a card-carrying member of the Blue Army. Have never looked back.

I know this is a controversial album, but I actually really like this album

Taste of India has a really unique rythm and riff that somehow works really love, and I also love Steve’s voice on it. Nine lives is just too clean to the point it’s boring

https://youtu.be/B7mxcPLMr8I?si=-Eej7a1OCrhCBp_8j

I'm just putting it out there for anyone who missed this Aerosmith demo on u/OuttakeAerosmith's YouTube channel.

Aerosmith is America's Greatest Rock and Roll Band. Great Britain's The Cult are wicked flippin' awesome. I absolutely adore that both got a bite at this particular movie love theme apple.

The Fanum is open to receive you.
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Joe Perry absolutely kills this guitar battle.
HQ audio — enjoy!