The Toshi Aizawa YouTube Channel has uploaded 4K video with remastered audio of what turns out to be AEROSMITHThe final concert will take place on September 9, 2023 at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York. Check it out below.
AEROSMITH had the “Peace out” Farewell tour a week earlier on September 2nd in Philadelphia and played a second show on September 6th, 2023 in Pittsburgh.
The Elmont concert began with “Back in the saddle” and contain AEROSMITH‘s version of the Rufus Thomas song “Walking the dog”as well as the hits of the band “Life on the edge”, “Janie has a gun”, “Cry”, “I don’t want to miss anything”“Love In An Elevator” and “Sweet Emotion”. After briefly leaving the stage after the sixteenth song of the evening, “Toys in the attic”, AEROSMITH returned for an encore with two songs, consisting of “Keep dreaming” And “Go this way”. The band then ended the evening with the song “Happy Birthday To You” and brought out a huge chocolate cake to celebrate the guitarist Joe Perrywho celebrated his 73rd birthday the following day.
Songs featured in the video below:
0:00:00 (Opening)
0:01:27 Back in the saddle
0:06:12 Walking the dog
0:09:48 rag doll
0:14:24 Living on the edge
0:21:18 Janie has a gun
0:26:40 No more, no more
0:31:34 Cry
0:37:00 Adam’s apple
0:42:03 Seasons of Withers
0:47:58 abstract
0:53:37 Love in the elevator
0:59:58 Bright light, shock
1:02:41 I don’t want to miss anything
1:07:07 Rats in the basement
1:16:58 Sweet emotions
1:24:35 Toys in the attic
1:32:37 (encore)
1:33:38 Keep dreaming
1:38:23 Go this way
1:43:34 Happy birthday, Joe Perry
Beginning of the month AEROSMITH announced that they would officially withdraw from touring after Steven Tyler‘s vocal injury.
The legendary Massachusetts rockers made the announcement on Friday, August 2 – almost a year after the now 76-year-old singer suffered a broken larynx during a performance in September 2023.
In AEROSMITHIn the original announcement, the band wrote: “As you know, Steven‘s voice is an instrument like no other. He has worked tirelessly for months to get his voice back to the way it was before his injury. We have seen him struggle despite having the best medical team by his side. Unfortunately, it is clear that a full recovery from his vocal injury is not possible.
“We have made a heartbreaking and difficult but necessary decision – as a band of brothers – to retire from the touring stage,” the statement continued. “We are eternally grateful to everyone who was looking forward to touring with us one last time.”
The band also thanked their fans for their constant support.
“Thanks to you, our Blue Army, that spark caught fire and has been burning for over five decades,” the statement said. “Some of you have been there since the beginning and all of you are the reason we made rock’n’roll history.”
“It was a great honor for us that our music became a part of yours. In every club, on every big tour and in big and private moments, you gave us a place in the soundtrack of your life,” the statement continued.
The “Peace out” The tour was paused after a final performance on September 9, 2023 in Elmont, New York. This show took place only on the third day of the tour, which was scheduled to last until February 2024. Tyler said in a statement at the time that the injury had caused bleeding, but that he hoped that he and his AEROSMITH Bandmates would go on tour again after postponing some shows.
The postponed “Peace out” The tour was scheduled to begin on September 20 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with special guests THE BLACK CROWS.
Tickets for remaining dates of “Peace out” The cost of the tour will be reimbursed by TicketmasterIf fans purchase tickets through a third party such as StubHub or SeatGeekRefunds are available through this point of sale.
AEROSMITH hasn’t made a studio album since “Music from another dimension!”which came out in 2012.
Tyler released a solo LP in 2016.