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A mini-Aerosmith reunion happened last September 17 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles during the Joe Perry Project show when they were opening for The Who. Perry's band has a special line-up this year featuring his Aerosmith bandmate Brad Whitford and last night they were joined by Steven Tyler to perform "Walk This Way" and "The Train Kept A-Rollin'". The Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash also joined them previously on the show to play "Mama Kin". Since the band also has singer Chris Robinson (Black Crowes) and bassist Robert DeLeo (Stone Temple Pilots), the group also performed "Twice as Hard" and "Vasaline", famous songs recorded by their groups. The current line-up also has the keyboardist Buck Johnson and drummer Jason Sutter (Smash Mouth, Cher). Watch Steven Tyler performing with Joe Perry and Brad Whitford https://youtu.be/QrfmQmmNP84 https://youtu.be/L-AGwrkyE6g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTDl5AQBNMI&list=RDsTDl5AQBNMI&start_radio=1&pp=ygUec3RldmVuIHR5bGVyIGpvZSBwZXJyeSBwcm9qZWN0oAcB https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p12M3v0dvKY&list=RDp12M3v0dvKY&start_radio=1&pp=ygUYIGpvZSBwZXJyeSBwcm9qZWN0IHNsYXNooAcB Setlist Let the Music Do the Talking East Coast, West Coast Twice as Hard (The Black Crowes cover) Combination (Aerosmith cover) Vaseline (Stone Temple Pilots cover) Mama Kin (Aerosmith cover) (with Slash) Get It Up (Aerosmith cover) Last Child (Aerosmith cover) Chip Away the Stone (Richard Supa cover) Walk This Way (Aerosmith cover) (with Steven Tyler) The Train Kept A-Rollin' (Tiny Bradshaw cover) (with Steven Tyler) Aerosmith announced in 2024 their retirement from touring but now revealed "One More Time", a collaborative EP with the British singer Yungblud, best known by Metal fans these days for singing at Black Sabbath's final festival and for paying tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at the VMA Awards, in which he performed "Mamma I'm Coming Home" alongside Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. The EP has four original tracks and a new version of the classic "Back in the Saddle". Due to Steven Tyler’s vocal injury, Aerosmith announced in 2024 their retirement from touring. But during the past months the singer has been singing in some charity concerts and fans started to question if a final show of the band was possible.The post Steven Tyler joins Joe Perry and Brad Whitford on stage in Hollywood appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

The American singer Sammy Hagar was one of the special guests at Back to the Beginning, festival that marked the final Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath performance. Before the two main concerts, the special guests performed famous songs from their careers and also covers of Sabbath and Osbourne's discography. Hagar played with a supergroup which had Tom Morello and Nuno Bettencourt and he sang "Rock Candy" (Montrose) and "Flying High Again" (Ozzy). In an interview with Eddie Trunk (Transcribed by Blabbermouth), Hagar revealed he was disappointed with his performance when covering the Osbourne track. Sammy Hagar says he was disappointed with his performance at Sabbath's festival https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD1-2fAdu0g&list=RDSD1-2fAdu0g&start_radio=1&pp=ygUdc2FtbXkgaGFnYXIgZmx5aW5nIGhpZ2ggYWdhaW6gBwHSBwkJygkBhyohjO8%3D "I was very disappointed in myself because I thought I learned 'Flying High Again'. I said, 'I don't [use a] teleprompter, I never use teleprompters.' And I said, 'I'm not gonna use a teleprompter.' And they said, 'Well, we'll put up there just in case.' I said, 'No, you watch this.' I thought I had it memorized." "I was distracted right before I go on by a bunch of people. I'm standing on the side of stage waiting for 'em to do the set change after the drum-off, and I'm going, 'Oh, yeah.' I'm talking to people. All of a sudden I hear 'em announce me, and I was 50 yards from the stage. And [my wife] Kari's going, 'Oh, my God. They just announced you.' And I'm going, 'Oh, shit.' And I go running out. I'm walking around. And they start the song, and I go, 'Hey,' blah, blah, blah. And then I step out on the ramp and I go, 'Holy shit.' … I missed that whole thing." He continued: "And I'm running back looking for the fricking teleprompter. And, of course, the lyrics are moving faster than I'm singing them. But I got it together after that. But, man, if you wanna talk about having your private parts shrink up in front that crowd, that opportunity. And I choked. Sammy Hagar is a pro. Man, he choked, that fucker. So, anyway, then 'Rock Candy' was great. Well, that song ('Flying High Again') was great too, after we got it going. And the band came in backwards on the intro too, and so it was even crazier," Sammy Hagar said. During the same conversation, Hagar said it was an honor to have been asked to be part of that tribute. He also said there were a lot of magical moments during that day, praising Black Sabbath's performance but also names like Yungblud that in his opinion is a mix of Mick Jagger and Freddie Mercury. Hagar also praised Nuno Bettencourt, Tom Morello, Billy Corgan, Chad Smith, Danny Carey and Travis Barker for their performances.The post Sammy Hagar says he was disappointed with his performance at Sabbath’s festival appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

After 13 years since their last album, Aerosmith, which announced in 2024 their retirement from touring, announces "One More Time", a collaborative EP with the British singer Yungblud, best known by Metal fans these days for singing at Black Sabbath's final festival and for paying tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at the VMA Awards, in which he performed "Mamma I'm Coming Home" alongside Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. The EP has four original tracks and a new version of the classic "Back in the Saddle". Aerosmith feat. Yungblud "One More Time" track list My Only Angel Problems Wild Woman A Thousand Days Back in the Saddle (2025 mix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt71GM3q9H0&list=RDpt71GM3q9H0&start_radio=1 Due to Steven Tyler’s vocal injury, Aerosmith announced in 2024 their retirement from touring. But during the past months the singer has been singing in some charity concerts and fans started to question if a final show of the band was possible. In an interview with Eddie Trunk, the band’s guitarist Joe Perry revealed that the group is talking about doing a final show like Black Sabbath did with the "Back to the Beginning" festival, just a few weeks before Ozzy's passing. Joe Perry recently toured with his band Joe Perry Project, which had a special line-up this year. He was accompanied by The Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson and his Aerosmith bandmate Brad Whitford. Were also part of the band Buck Johnson and the Stone Temple Pilots members Robert De Leo and Eric Kretz.The post Aerosmith announce collaborative EP with Yungblud appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.