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Aerosmith is suddenly back in the headlines for all the right reasons after months of speculation and concern over the band’s future. This week the big buzz comes from their camp announcing the rescheduled dates for the highly anticipated Peace Out tour after Steven Tyler’s debilitating vocal cord injury threw everything into chaos last year. According to Uinterview and repeated by outlets such as IMDb News, the legendary rockers are officially set to return to the road starting September 20 in Pittsburgh, with The Black Crowes tagging along for their final tour run that will wrap up in Buffalo, New York come February. The tour was forced on ice after Steven Tyler’s larynx fracture in September 2023 was declared far more serious than initially thought, leading the band in August 2024 to say they would retire from touring amid Tyler’s ongoing vocal challenges. For fans, this announcement is electric, marking what’s being positioned as the last chance to see the full lineup performing live.

But don’t think that means the individual members are playing it quiet. Joe Perry seems allergic to downtime. He’s in the news with the Joe Perry Project—he’s set for a string of solo shows in August, most notably joined on the road by fellow Aerosmith stalwarts Brad Whitford and Buck Johnson. Their roster even pulls in Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes and Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz from Stone Temple Pilots. WZLX’s Kenny Young landed an interview with Joe Perry this week, and Perry provocatively mused about the possibility of yet another Aerosmith concert in the future. While making clear that touring days are over, Perry dropped the tantalizing line that at some point they’ll be together on the same stage again—so bet against a one-off reunion at your peril.

Meanwhile, Tom Hamilton continues to fuel creative fires with his new supergroup Close Enemies, which just released a powerfully personal single, More Than I Could Ever Need, as a tribute to his wife and their nearly five decades together. Their upcoming tour blends originals with Aerosmith and The Babys classics and includes dates stretching from August into next year. This week’s release was widely covered by Blabbermouth and Antimusic, emphasizing Hamilton’s ongoing influence outside the core Aerosmith frame. On social media, the band is trending thanks to their Peace Out tour news and the spillover excitement around Perry’s solo gigs, with Instagram and fan forums buzzing over ticket drops and reunion rumors. For a band declared retired, Aerosmith is looking more vital and unpredictable than ever, and every member seems determined to write a new chapter—whether together or apart.

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