• Steven Tyler Sings to Skittles in Super Bowl 50 Ad [WATCH]

    There's five days left until one of the biggest sporting events of the year, Super Bowl 50, which will bring viewers the ultimate showdown between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers. One thing that fans look forward to almost, if not just as much as the game, are the commercials. Aerosmith's Steven Tyler just recently shared his own rockin' rainbow ad for Skittles, which finds the singer critiquing a portrait of himself made from the fruity candy.

  • Steven Tyler & Daughter Mia Crash CNN Weather Report [WATCH]

    While tons of people on the East Coast have been locked in doors and shunned from traveling on dangerous roads, Steven Tyler and his daughter, Mia, happened to appear in the middle of CNN's storm coverage with some tips for those contemplating leaving their homes.

  • Steven Tyler Launches Janie's Fund for Victims of Child Abuse After Aerosmith Song

    Although he's taken on a new endeavor as a country artist, Steven Tyler has launched a brand-new philanthropic imitative, Janie's Fund, named after Aerosmith's hit 1989 track "Janie's Got a Gun." The latest fund was crafted in tandem with Youth Villages to help support females who have endured neglect as well as sexual, physical and emotional abuse.

  • Aerosmith Sends Cease-and-Desist Letter to Donald Trump for Use of 'Dream On'

    Rock stars over the yeas are typically liberal -- not unanimously, but certainly overwhelmingly to the left -- which might explain why Donald Trump has had trouble securing songs for his campaign, receiving criticism from artists such as Neil Young, R.E.M. and most recently Aerosmith for the use of the band's song "Dream On."

  • Steven Tyler Performed Country Versions of Aerosmith Songs at NYC Show

    Steven Tyler performed at the Melrose Ballroom in New York City this past Thursday night (Sept. 10) and played country versions of Aerosmith songs to preview the new sound of his upcoming album, along with new material such as "Love Is Your Name," his first hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart since 2001. The countrified Aerosmith setlist included "Cryin" "What It Takes," and "Livin' on the Edge," as Tyler's solo band Loving Mary played behind him.

  • Pink Floyd Thought About Hip-Hop for 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason'

    One would expect the most experimental bands in rock music to be among the first to incorporate new forms of music into their albums...but that doesn't mean we think Pink Floyd messing around with hip-hop is a good idea. Indeed, a Reddit post on the band's page pointed to a point in history where the band almost sorta tried it.

  • The Charts and The Gulf War: Mariah Carey, MC Hammer and Aerosmith [Memorial Day Special]

    Memorial Day 2015 bears a special significance for two reasons: More importantly, it's the first time in 14 years that the holiday has been celebrated with no American troops involved in a "major ground war," and it's also the 25th anniversary of the first invasion of Iraq during the Gulf War. We at Music Times can do little but throw out our thanks to those who have served and those who currently serve in the United States military, but we wanted to check out what the Billboard charts looked like on both dates, August 2, 1991 and October 7, 2001, the dates when Americans last became embroiled in foreign combat.

  • 7 Musicians and Shoulder Injuries: Mariah Carey, Steven Tyler, Pink and More, Onstage and Offstage Incidents

    Between the announcement that Killer Mike has suffered a torn rotator cuff during the onstage attack upon Run The Jewels at South by Southwest to the Black Keys canceling another wave of tour dates so that Patrick Carney could recover from a dislocated shoulder he received from a giant wave in the Caribbean during January. In other words: It's been a bad week for musical shoulders. Music Times looked back at a collection of injuries to that region of the arm that other music figures have suffered on recent memory.
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