Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler has posted a new photo of himself and his family at Disneyland.
“THIS CREW MOBBED TO INFINITY AND BEYOND AT THE 😁’IEST PLACE ON 🌎 FOR THE MAN AX’s #2! THANK YOU @Disneyland FOR YET ANOTHER DAY OF MY FAVORITE KIND OF BDAY SHENANIGANS WITH THE FAM!”
Steven Tyler discussed the origins of the Aerosmith classic “Movin’ Out” at a recent Las Vegas show. Rolling Stone reports:
The band shared the clip from the show, which took place April 23rd. In it, Perry picks out the song’s wiry lead riff while Tyler briefly sings the opening lines, “We all live on the edge of town/Where we all live ain’t a soul around.”
Tyler then offered some backstory on the song, which appeared on Aerosmith’s 1973 self-titled debut and the pair famously wrote on a water bed in the band’s Boston apartment. “I looked at Joe and I said, ‘Fuck we got a song!’” Tyler recalled. “Of course the label ain’t gonna take you on unless you have songs, and we had no songs. We had none. I said Joe, ‘I think we just wrote our first song!’”
Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist John Katsilometes recently revealed that drummer Joey Kramer would miss a couple of Aerosmith Las Vegas performances, “From Aerosmith management: ‘Joey Kramer had a minor accident and is totally fine, but he hurt his shoulder in the process so he won’t be playing tomorrow.’ Tomorrow meaning Friday at the Park Theater [at Park MGM.] No other information at this time.”
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