So you might have heard that Aerosmith had to cancel a show on their Let Rock Rule summer tour a couple of weeks back. Drummer Joe Perry had a bit of a health scare, and the band bowed out of their Concord show just hours before they were set to take the stage. The cancelation led to all sorts of rumors about upcoming shows, but the bottom line is that Perry is back, the band went on as scheduled for the next show and they plan to deliver the kind of show that makes Aerosmith a must-see band at every stop for the rest of the tour. We’ve got Aerosmith and SLASH tickets for all the remaining shows, so check our listings and get your tickets booked now!
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Aerosmith is the band that just keeps on rocking. More than 40 years after their smash single exhorted fans to Dream on, dream until your dreams come true, the band continues to live their dream of touring as long as fans keep buying tickets. And buy them, they do – so if you want to see the classic rockers on stage trading licks with co-headliners Slash, you’d better get your tickets now. We’ve got tickets for all the remaining shows of the tour that kicked off last month and continues through September.
SLASH Burning Up the House
Whether it’s in a stadium or one of the two music festival venues on the tour’s schedule, SLASH front man Myles Kennedy gets the sparks started early in the show with classic rockers like Guns & Roses “Sweet Child of Mine” and “Night Train” as well as his own barn burners like “You’re a Lie” and “World on Fire.” His performances are electric and his set list is eclectic, drawing from his own diverse musical history to feature covers and originals that get fans out of their seats to shout along.
Aerosmith Never Left the Saddle
The bad boys from Boston have started every show with their megahit “Back in the Saddle Again,” but the truth is, they’ve never got down from that stage so there’s no “going back” about it. Let Rock Rule attendees – which is way too passive a word for the rocking, jamming crowds that have been showing up for these shows –have been shouting along with classic thumpers like “Toys in the Attic” and more recent forays, including “Eat the Rich” and “Mama Kin” and – sorry – “Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.” On the other hand, the finale with Steven Tyler standing on a grand piano and still hitting those high, high notes in “Dream On” – that’s something you just have to see.
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The Remaining Concert Dates are:
8/22: Dallas, Texas — American Airlines Center
8/25: Woodlands, Texas — The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
8/28: Atlanta, Ga. — Phillips Arena
8/31: Atlantic City, N.J. — Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall
9/3: Newark, N.J. — Prudential Center
9/6: Bristow, Va. — Jiffy Lube Live
9/9: Clarkston, Mich. — DTE Energy Music Theatre
9/12: Sydney, Nova Scotia — Open Hearth Park
