Aerosmith Retires from Touring, Cancels Peace Out Tour

Steven Tyler's Vocal Recovery Not Likely

Legendary rock group Aerosmith has made a stunning announcement on social media, declaring their retirement from touring. The decision comes after frontman Steven Tyler's recent health struggles, including a fractured larynx that has hindered his vocal recovery.

The band's announcement sent shockwaves through the music world, as they had previously planned an extensive Peace Out farewell tour. However, in a statement, Aerosmith stated that Tyler's health issues have made it impossible for him to perform at the required level.

Tyler, now 76, has faced vocal problems in recent years. In September 2021, he fractured his larynx, forcing the band to postpone their remaining tour dates. Despite undergoing treatment and therapy, Tyler's voice has not fully recovered, leading to the band's difficult decision to retire from live performances.

Aerosmith's retirement marks the end of an era for one of rock's most iconic bands. With a career spanning over 50 years, Aerosmith has sold over 150 million albums and won numerous awards, including four Grammys. Their unforgettable hits like "Walk This Way," "Dream On," and "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" have become anthems for generations of music lovers.

Although Aerosmith is retiring from touring, they may still release new music or do special appearances in the future. Fans are urged to check the band's social media for updates and potential announcements.