Aerosmith announces its withdrawal with a final tour beginning in September

Aerosmith He is preparing for his farewell tour after 53 years of uninterrupted music. On Monday, they announced the dates for their latest concerts It will start on September 2nd in Philadelphia. Tour called “Peace Out”.

There will be a total of 40 performances, which will pass through the group’s hometown, Boston, on New Year’s Eve, Ending January 26th in Montreal“I think it’s about time,” explained guitarist Joe Perry. He also confirmed that he believes it is time to say goodbye to the members as all the members are already over 75 years old.

“It’s an opportunity to celebrate 50 years of being here.. You never know how long everyone will be healthy to do this. It’s been a while since we’ve been on a real tour. We did this race in Las Vegas, which was amazing. It was fun, but we’re a little anxious to get back on the road.”

“We are opening Pandora’s Box for the last time to introduce our fans to the Peace Out tour.Stephen Tyler explained in a statement to the Associated Press. His reference to Pandora’s Box refers to the 1991 three-disc compilation album that covered the band’s output from the 1970s to the early 1980s.

Of course the band said that the drummer Joey Kramer He decided not to participate in the upcoming tour dates. “He is still part of the group, but has decided to focus his attention on his family and his health.“. He is John Douglas which comforts him. “It’s my last farewell tour, but I have a feeling it’s going to last a while. But I don’t know how many times we’ll be back in the same cities. It’s very likely that this will be the last time,” Tyler said.

Aerosmith tour dates

• September 2 – Philadelphia
• September 6 – Pittsburgh
• September 9 – Elmont
• September 12 – Toronto

• September 15 – Chicago
• Sept. 18 – Detroit
• September 21 – Cleveland
• September 24 – Raeli
• September 27 – Washington, D.C
• Oct 11 – Tampa
• Oct 14 – Atlanta
• October 17 – Charlotte
• October 20 – Sunrise
• Oct 23 – Austin
• October 26- St. Lewis
• St. Louis, MO
• Oct. 29 – Indianapolis
• Indianapolis, IN
• November 1 – San Antonio
• November 4 – Tulsa
• November 7 – Dallas
• November 10 – Omaha
• November 13 – St. pee
• November 16 – Kansas City
• November 19 – Denver
• November 22 – Salt Lake City
• November 25 – Portland
• Nov. 28 – Seattle
• December 1 – San Francisco
• December 4 – San Jose
• December 7 – Los Angeles
• December 10 – Phoenix
• December 28 – Newark
• December 31 – Boston
• January 4 – Cincinnati
• January 7 – Louisville
• January 10 – Nashville
• Jan 13 – Knoxville
• January 16 – Buffalo
• January 19 – New York
• January 23 – Columbus
• January 26 – Montreal