There are those who wonder how much longer Aerosmith will keep going, but singer Steven Tyler says he feels rejuvenated by the music on the band's latest record, 'Music From Another Dimension.'
Steven Tyler has announced that he will not return for a third season as a judge on 'American Idol.' Instead of spending another year hosting a bland televised singing competition, the Aerosmith frontman will focus on what we all know he was put on this earth to do.
Aerosmith will not be playing in Bristow, Va. tomorrow night as was initially scheduled. According to the groups AeroForceOne website, the band has postponed the performance as singer Steven Tyler is currently under doctor's orders to refrain from playing in order to provide complete vocal rest.
Aerosmith's Steven Tyler wears his patriotic side show during the Oct. 2001 'United We Stand' concert in Washington, D.C. with this long denim jacket featuring the stars and stripes.
We've all made mistakes during those difficult teenage years, right? So maybe it's fairly easy to forgive Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler for being busted for marijuana possession at age 18.
Of course, since that 1967
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry's relationship is one of rock's great wonders, but the pair have managed to pull it together once again in time for Aerosmith to release new music and tour this summer. When asked about the oft-contentious relationship, Perry tells the Boston Herald he's as puzzled as fans and critics.
Aerosmith's Steven Tyler can definitely belt, but would you have known exactly what this caricature of the giant-mouthed vocalist was singing had it not been for the 'Seasons of Wither' on top of his head?
And as for that song title, does anyone else think that the artist ran out of red ink and had to conti
We know Steven Tyler's got a powerful set of pipes, but he'll put it to use as a voice actor rather than as a singer for the upcoming Fox animated film, 'Epic.'
With reality talent competitions on TV becoming as much about the judges as the actual competitors, it’s no surprise that Funny or Die jumped on the topic to offer up their take on it. In their new clip dubbed ‘U B Da Judge,’ celebrities vie for their chance to sit in the judging chair on the new reality competition, in essence, judging the judge.
Steven Tyler watched Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger impersonate him on 'Saturday Night Live' last weekend, and says he got it all wrong. "He could have done the 'yeah yeah yeah!'" Tyler tells Hollywood Life. Jagger played Tyler during a skit called 'So You Think You Can Dance At An Outdoor Music Festival.'
