Aerosmith has postponed six dates from their farewell tour, “Peace Out: The Farewell Tour,” disappointing fans. Cities like Toronto and Chicago are now rescheduled for early 2024. The band reassured ticket holders that previously purchased tickets will be valid for the new dates.
The delay is due to Steven Tyler’s vocal cord injury. He shared on Instagram that his doctors have advised him not to sing for the next 30 days after sustaining the damage during a recent performance.
Originally set to wrap up on January 26 in Montreal, the tour will now finish later, with the next show scheduled for October 11. Given the band members’ ages, the physical demands of touring may be taking a toll; Tyler, for example, will turn 75 in March.
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