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Steven Tyler Seems to Debunk Aerosmith Retirement Claims

Steven Tyler said Aerosmith cannot be gotten rid of after the band’s comeback concerts, as Bill Burr called the shows its final two performances.

  • On October 29th and November 1st, Aerosmith returned to the stage for two performances at the Hollywood Bowl in California, featuring guest appearances from Heart and Dave Grohl filling in on drums.
  • Master of ceremonies Bill Burr sparked speculation at the first gig by announcing the performances marked the "final two shows in Aerosmith's history," suggesting the band's touring career had concluded.
  • Frontman Steven Tyler refuted the claim during the second night, stating: "Doesn't he know that you can't get rid of Aerosmith? In fact, at the end of the fucking world, there will only be cockroaches, Aerosmith, and, I guess, Bill Burr."
  • The performances followed Aerosmith's 2023 hiatus after Tyler sustained significant vocal cord damage during the band's initial farewell tour, forcing cancellation of remaining dates in 2023 and 2024.
  • Despite denying retirement, Tyler signaled finality during the closing show, telling the crowd: "I just want to say what a ride it has been with my brothers." The mixed messaging leaves the band's future uncertain.
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vidmax.com broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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