Earlier this month, Aerosmith announced that they would be postponing their shows for the next 30 days as Steven Tyler had to recover from his vocal issues. However, the band just revealed recently that they have to reschedule everything to 2024 as the singer had another problem with his health; what happened?
Taking to their official Instagram account, the legendary rock band revealed that the frontman's vocal injuiry is more serious than what they initially thought.
They noted that the doctor had told him taht aside from his vocal cord damage, he also "fractured his larynx which requires ongoing care."
A brand new official update from the @aerosmith camp. It seems that Steven Tyler's problem is worse than originally diagnosed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to him in hopes of a speedy, yet thorough recovery. steventyler #Aerosmith #Aerosmith tour pic.twitter.com/RjPDnpiu8t
— I'm Music Magazine (@ImMusicMag) September 29, 2023
Currently, the singer is receiving "the best medical treatment available" to ensure that he will recover from his issues, but he was also told to be patient during the process.
Aerosmith then revealed the devastating news to their supporters, saying all their current scheduled shows will be postponed until next year.
As of this writing, the band has yet to reveal official rescheduled dates, but they assured their supporters that it would be announced as soon as they have more information.
Steven Tyler 'Heartbroken' Amid Health Issue
Later on, a message from Steven Tyler himself was attached to the announcement as he told his supporters that he was heartbroken about the matter.
"I am heartbroken to not be out there with Aerosmith, my brothers and the incredible Black Crowes, rocking with the best fans in the world. I promise I will be back as soon as I can," he said.
Steven Tyler Sustains Vocal Damage After First Show
The recent news comes after the band announced that they had to reschedule their shows this September as Steven Tyler was ordered by his doctors to have a strict vocal rest for 30 days.
The reason why he had to sit out from the series of shows and recover was because he sustained vocal cord damage during their first show and it led to "subsequent bleeding."
With that, the group had to postpone some of their shows so they could come back and give the performance that their fans deserve.
Initially, the band rescheduled their September shows to January to February 2024, but the group has yet to reveal whether the dates would be affected given Steven Tyler's health issues in the present.
READ ALSO: Steven Tyler Health Update: Rock Legend Not Allowed to Sing For a Month Due to Vocal Cord Damage
