Peaking in the mid to late 1970s, Aerosmith were a self-contained unit who wrote their own songs and kept their hard rock ...

Aerosmith had gotten a lot better as a band because they had been out on the road so much. Perry and Whitford were forming a better double-guitar attack.

Then, Aerosmith appeared, and it was time to rock! The immersive audio was quite effective, with the sounds of instruments and vocals appearing to come from all around—but not in a hokey ...

In 1986, Aerosmith collaborated with rap group Run-DMC on a cover of the veteran rockers’ 1970s hit ‘Walk This Way’. It was a union that revolutionised the music industry, bridging the gap ...

Featuring Aerosmith’s Joe Perry and Steven Tyler alongside Run-D.M.C.’s Reverend Run and DMC (the trio’s other member, Jam Master Jay, died in 2002), the record, noted Common in introducing ...

Fans who worried that Aerosmith's sleazy, riff-rock tumult would be diluted by too many cooks in the kitchen had their fears assuaged, at least temporarily, when "Falling in Love" was released as ...

A school gymnasium in tiny Mendon, Mass., may seem like an inauspicious place for rock legends to get their start, but it's where Aerosmith played their first-ever show on Nov. 6, 1970. The new ...

Aerosmith kicked off its Peace Out tour at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Sept. 2, performing a medley of their greatest hits including "Sweet Emotion," "Walk This Way," "I Don't Want ...

Aerosmith announces farewell 'Peace Out' tour after decades together Guitarist Joe Perry said the time to say goodbye is now, especially with every founding band member over the age of 70.

Imagine being able to rock a piano so well that Aerosmith wants you as its touring keyboardist. That's what happened to Russ Irwin, and he's been sharing the stage with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry ...

Aerosmith initially postponed their September dates after Tyler suffered vocal chord damage during a performance that caused bleeding. The tour was then scheduled to begin in Tampa on Oct. 11.

The Aerosmith Rock N’ Roller Coaster Refurbishment Came At An Interesting Time The Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster has always been a popular attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios.