Does Steven Tyler's recent issues have something to do with Aerosmith's decision to hold its farewell tour?
Aerosmith's fans wonder whether the frontman's health and legal issues would affect the band's status. Recently, the buzz resurfaced after they announced the farewell tour, Peace Out, which will begin on Sep. 2.
Steven Tyler's Health Issues, Legal Problems Explored
While the Aerosmith frontman's recent headlines could truly affect the band, the group clarified th- farewell tour would be launched to mark the band members' five decades of performing together.
The upcoming tour will feature Tyler, Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton, and Brad Whitford. Aerosmith's founding drummer Joey Kramer will not be part of the farewell project.
"It's not goodbye it's PEACE OUT!" the band said in a statement, per The Guardian. "Get ready and walk this way, you're going to get the best show of our lives.
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The farewell tour will begin after a woman filed a lawsuit against the frontman for allegedly sexually assaulting her when she was a teenager. However, Tyler and his team defended the party and said th- singer was protected by his position as her legal guardian.
They explained that it should make his actions toward her decades ago be considered legitimate, justified, and in good faith. The Torrance Superior Court continues the case.
Tyler has also been dealing with health problems. He previously canceled Aerosmith's tour dates due to "illness." While he did not reveal what exactly he felt, fans blamed his drug use and relapse after his foot surgery as the factors of the health issues.
Aerosmith's Farewell Tour 2023 Dates, Venues
Aerosmith was founded in 1970 and remains one of the best-selling music acts selling over 150 million records worldwide.
Amid Tyler's issues, the band will face the fans for its 2023 farewell tour. See the complete dates and venues for the Peace Out tour below:
Sep. 2 - Wells Fargo Arena in Philadelphia, PA
Sep. 6 - PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, PA
Sep. 9 - UBS Arena in Long Island, NY
Sep. 12 - Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON, CA
Sep. 15 - United Center in Chicago, IL
Sep. 18 - Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI
Sep. 21 - Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, OH
Sep. 24 - PNC Arena in Raleigh, NC
Sep. 27 - Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.
Oct. 11 - Amalie Arena in Tampa, FL
Oct. 14 - State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA
Oct. 17 - Spectrum Center in Charlotte, NC
Oct. 20 - FLA Live Arena in Sunrise, FL
Oct. 23 - Moody Center in Austin, TX
Oct. 26 - Enterprise Center in St. Louis, MO
Oct. 29 - Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN
Nov. 1 - AT&T Center in San Antonio, TX
Nov. 4 - BOK Center in Tulsa, OK
Nov. 7 - American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX
Nov. 10 - CHI Health Center in Omaha, NE
Nov. 13 - XCel Energy Center in Saint Paul, MN
Nov. 16 - T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, MO
Nov. 19 - Ball Arena in Denver, CO
Nov. 22 - Vivint Home Arena in Salt Lake City, UT
Nov. 25 - Moda Center in Portland, OR
Nov. 28 - Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA
Dec. 1 - Chase Center in San Francisco, CA
Dec. 4 - SAP Center in San Jose, CA
Dec. 7 - Kia Forum in Los Angeles, CA
Dec. 10 - Footprint Center in Phoenix, AZ
Dec. 28 - Prudential Center in Newark, NJ
Dec. 31 - TD Garden in Boston, MA
2024
Jan. 4 - Heritage Bank Arena in Cincinnati, OH
Jan. 7 - KFC Yum Center in Louisville, KY
Jan. 10 - Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN
Jan. 13 - Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, TN
Jan. 16 - KeyBank Center in Buffalo, NY
Jan. 19 at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY
Jan. 23 - Schottenstein Center in Columbus, OH
Jan. 26 - Bell Centre in Montreal, QC, CA
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