Aerosmith May Not Be Done Yet: A Reunion Could Be on the Horizon
Aerosmith fans, brace yourselves—there’s potential for a reunion despite the band’s planned retirement from touring in 2024. Joe Perry, the iconic guitarist, has opened up about the exciting possibility of coming together once again, despite the setbacks of Steven Tyler’s vocal injury.
During a recent appearance on SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation with Eddie Trunk,” Perry, 74, declared that discussions about future performances are happening. “We’re all alive and well,” he stated confidently, leaving the door wide open for a potential reunion. While they may be on a break, the band’s spirit remains unbroken.
“I know there’s got to be at least another Aerosmith gig,” Perry remarked, hinting at an enduring desire to perform. “But we will just have to see.” Clearly, the fire still burns strong in him—he approaches every show as if it’s the last, providing a passionate commitment to his craft.
Perry reassured fans that he’s in regular contact with Tyler and the other band members, speaking “probably a couple of times a week.” This shows that the bonds that built Aerosmith into a rock legend are still intact.
Addressing the cancellation of their recent tour, Perry reflected candidly, “Sh*t happens.” He’s optimistic about Tyler’s health, noting that he believes the frontman would be eager to hit the stage again if given the chance. The pandemic forced us all to slow down—something unfamiliar to Perry—and it’s clear he longs to return to the thrill of live performance.
Since its inception in 1970, Aerosmith has made history with 15 studio albums and over 2,000 concerts. Perry is not ready to hang up his guitar; in fact, he is gearing up for The Joe Perry Project tour, sharing, “I have enough left in me. I still want to do it.”
And the excitement doesn’t stop there. Aerosmith’s producer, Jack Douglas, expressed hope for a reunion, confirming that the band is still very much alive in spirit. He emphasized that “there is no Aerosmith without Steven” and ensured fans that if Tyler can sing, he’ll be back onstage.
Despite the hurdles, one thing is clear: Aerosmith’s legacy is far from finished. Prepare yourselves for what could be another thrilling chapter in the band’s storied history. The possibility of a reunion is not just a dream—it’s a distinct possibility worth celebrating.
