Steven Tyler‘s ability to perform a full show remains a topic of discussion, with manager Perry suggesting the Aerosmith frontman “would” if the prospect arose, stating it’s “just a matter of getting there.”
Tyler recently demonstrated his enduring performance capabilities at the Black Sabbath ‘Back To The Beginning’ farewell concert. There, he joined Ronnie Wood, Travis Barker, and other notable musicians for renditions of “Train Kept A rollin’,” “Walk This Way,” and “Whole Lotta Love.”
The conclusion of Aerosmith’s touring career prompted widespread expressions of regret from the music community.Brian May of Queen shared that the news “brought a tear” to his eye, while Sammy Hagar lamented the retirement as “a great fucking loss,” highlighting his extensive history with the band members.Aerosmith’s final performance is accessible to fans in 4K quality on YouTube.
Matt sorum, former drummer for guns N’ Roses and a personal acquaintance of Tyler, expressed in February his skepticism about the singer returning to extensive touring. sorum cited the demanding nature of global tours and Tyler’s dedication to vocal perfection, noting that at 77, the singer’s commitment to delivering flawless performances could be a significant factor.
