After having to postponetheir original startdate in June due to the group’s frontman,Steven Tyler,seeking treatment for substance abuse, the show kicked off about 15 minutes later than the 8:30 p.m. start time.
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Aerosmith.Ross Halfin
The Grammy award-winning group kept it simple and classic with the group’s frontman walking out holding on to his tall mic with his typical long, silky scarves tied and hanging down.
The father of four looked confident as he worked the stage all night, belting classic hits like “Love in an Elevator.”
“You asked for it, you’re gonna get it,” Tyler said to the packed theater.
Steven Tyler.Ross Halfin
The show was all about the music with little communication with the crowd, however, the 74-year-old managed to bring a woman from the front row to sit on the stage for a social media moment she captured quickly on her phone.
The dynamic between Tyler andlead guitarist Joe Perryseemed just as powerful today as it was when the band formed back in the 1970s, as the duo walked around the circular stage together in perfect harmony.
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Tyler looked polished in a blue sequin jacket and even paid homage to his Vegas nights, sporting playing cards with kings and queens all down his pants and a noticeable blinged-out cross and a red heart at the bottom.
He eventually made a small outfit change when he sported a red velvet vest and went into “Living on the Edge.”
The most theatrical moment came during “Toys in the Attic” when larger-than-life blow-up toys like an elephant, teddy bear, vampire and a doll dropped from the ceiling.
The group saved the best for last, performing their most notable hits like “Dude Looks Like a Lady,” and concluding the approximately 90-minute concert with “Walk This Way.”
“You sure about that?” Tyler asked the crowd towards the end of the evening. “S— ain’t over now.”
Tickets are on sale now for the fall and winter shows through the end of the year.
source: people.com
