Rock icons Aerosmith have been forced to postpone their highly anticipated 'Peace Out' farewell tour after lead singer Steven Tyler suffered a serious vocal cord injury. The 75-year-old frontman has been diagnosed with vocal damage requiring immediate medical intervention.
Tour Dates Pushed to 2024
The band announced that all remaining 2023 shows will be rescheduled for early 2024, with exact dates to be confirmed following Tyler's recovery. This affects multiple North American arena dates that were meant to celebrate the band's 50-year legacy.
Medical Team's Warning
"Following doctor's orders, Steven needs immediate vocal rest to prevent permanent damage," stated the band's management. Tyler himself expressed devastation at the postponement but acknowledged the necessity, saying: "I'm heartbroken to let our fans down, but my voice needs time to heal."
Farewell Tour Now Uncertain
This development casts doubt on whether the legendary Boston rockers will complete their intended final tour. Industry insiders suggest the postponement could lead to cancellations if Tyler's recovery proves complicated.
The band has assured ticket holders that all purchased seats will be honoured for rescheduled dates, with refund options available for those unable to attend.
