Aerosmith is back with new tour dates after a challenging period for lead singer Steven Tyler. In 2023, Tyler suffered severe vocal cord injuries that left them “mangled” and bleeding. Despite a 30-day vocal rest, his condition worsened, revealing a fractured larynx. After months of recovery, Tyler is now ready to perform again, and Aerosmith’s farewell “Peace Out” tour will resume, starting in Pittsburgh on September 20, 2025, and continuing through 2025.
Tyler’s injury occurred during a concert in Long Island in September 2023. He flew to Boston immediately after the show to consult with his ENT doctor, who discovered the extent of the damage through x-rays. Despite suffering from the injury early in the show, Tyler managed to complete the performance, hiding his pain from the audience. Post-concert, he could only produce “squeaks,” leading doctors to prescribe at least 30 days of vocal rest.
Tyler expressed his disappointment to fans, saying, “I’m heartbroken to say I have received strict doctor’s orders not to sing for the next thirty days. I sustained vocal cord damage during Saturday’s show that led to subsequent bleeding. We’ll need to postpone a few dates so that we can come back and give you the performance you deserve.” A source reassured fans, stating, “Steven is an animal. There’s no stopping him.”
In other news, Carson Daly has been open about the benefits of a “sleep divorce” with his wife, Siri Daly. The couple, who no longer share the same bed several nights a week, found that sleeping apart has significantly improved their relationship. Daly first discussed this arrangement on the TODAY show in 2020, explaining that they both sleep better apart and that it has been a positive change for their marriage. In a recent interview with People, Daly reiterated the benefits, noting that the arrangement reduces tension and helps them maintain a healthy relationship. Daly highly recommends a sleep divorce for couples struggling with sleep issues, emphasizing its positive impact on their day-to-day health and relationship.
