Disturbing Steven Tyler Health Update At 75 Confirms The Rumors – And It’s What We Feared

Aerosmith has announced the postponement of six dates from their farewell tour, titled “Peace Out: The Farewell Tour,” much to the disappointment of their fans. Cities such as Toronto and Chicago have been rescheduled for early 2024. The band has assured ticket holders that their previously purchased tickets will remain valid for the new dates.

The postponement is attributed to a vocal cord injury sustained by Steven Tyler. He revealed on Instagram that his medical team has advised him against singing for the next 30 days following the injury incurred during a recent performance.

Initially planned to conclude on January 26 in Montreal, the tour will now extend its schedule, with the next performance set for October 11. Considering the ages of the band members, the physical demands of touring may be increasingly challenging; Tyler, for instance, is set to turn 75 in March.

Fans remain optimistic for Tyler’s prompt recovery and are eagerly looking forward to the band’s return. Tyler’s philanthropic efforts were notably recognized in 2019 when he contributed $500,000 to establish “Janie’s House,” a shelter for women who have experienced abuse, highlighting his charitable nature.

This postponement has heightened anticipation for the band’s eventual return, while also underscoring Tyler’s lasting impact both on stage and through his charitable initiatives.