Steven Tyler 'fractured his larynx,' rest of Aerosmith's 2023 farewell tour dates postponed until next year
Steven Tyler, the lead singer of Aerosmith, has suffered a serious vocal cord injury.
According to a statement from the band, Tyler has "fractured his larynx," which requires ongoing care.
As a result, the remaining dates of Aerosmith's 2023 farewell tour, titled "Peace Out," have been postponed until next year.
All the currently scheduled "Peace Out" shows will be rescheduled to sometime in 2024, with new dates to be announced.
The band expressed their disappointment in having to postpone the tour, but emphasized that Tyler's recovery is their top priority.
Tyler himself wrote a personal note, expressing his heartbreak at not being able to perform with his band and promising to return as soon as possible.
Earlier this month, Tyler had already taken a break from singing for thirty days due to "vocal cord damage" and "subsequent bleeding."
While the dates from that period had already been rescheduled, now the remainder of the tour dates over October, November, and December will also be rescheduled.
The "Peace Out" tour was meant to celebrate Aerosmith's 50 years together and serve as their final tour.
Fans were eagerly anticipating the opportunity to see the band perform live one last time.
However, they will now have to wait until next year for the rescheduled tour dates.
Steven Tyler's injury has forced Aerosmith to postpone the remaining dates of their farewell tour until next year.
Fans are disappointed but understanding, as Tyler's recovery is the band's main concern.
Stay tuned for the announcement of the rescheduled tour dates in 2024.
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