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Aerosmith Announces Farewell Tour With A Stop at Amalie Arena

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Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith perform onstage during the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards at STAPLES Center on January 26, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)

The hints were less than subtle last week. Signs with the Aerosmith logo and the words “Peace Out” were seen at Amalie Arena. Now we have the details. Aerosmith’s farewell “Peace Out” tour will run from September into 2024. There will be a tour stop at Tampa at Amalie Arena on October 11, 2023.

Tickets for Aerosmith’s last Tampa concert will go on sale Friday (May 5) at 10am through Ticketmaster. No word on ticket prices yet. I’m told there will be NO ticket presales for this show. The Black Crowes will open the show.

Joe Perry in a recent interview said Joey Kramer is still a part of Aerosmith, but fans shouldn’t expect to see him on this tour. Perry said Kramer has been “beating himself up” for the last 50 years and will be unlikely to be able to tour.

26 Albums that Turn 30 in 2023

  • Tool - ‘Undertow’

    Released April 6, 1993.

  • Bruce Springsteen - ‘In Concert/MTV Plugged’

    Released April 12, 1993.

  • Nirvana - ‘In Utero’

    Released September 21, 1993.

  • Smashing Pumpkins - ‘Siamese Dream’

    Released July 27, 1993.

  • Depeche Mode - ‘Songs of Faith and Devotion’

    Released March 22, 1993.

  • Bjork - ‘Debut’

    Released July 5, 1993.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ep57VrDPOo

  • PJ Harvey - ‘Rid of Me’

    Released May 4, 1993.

  • Blur - ‘Modern Life Is Rubbish’

    Released May 10, 1993.

  • Liz Phair - ‘Exile in Guyville’

    Released June 22, 1993.

  • Counting Crows - ‘August and Everything After’

    Released September 14, 1993.

  • Radiohead - ‘Pablo Honey’

    Released February 22, 1993.

  • Pearl Jam - ‘Vs.’

    Released October 19, 1993.

  • The Cranberries - ‘Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We?’

    Released March 1, 1993.

  • U2 - ‘Zooropa’

    Released July 5, 1993.

  • Lenny Kravitz - ‘Are You Gonna Go My Way’

    Released March 9, 1993.

  • Sting - ‘Ten Summoner’s Tales’

    Released March 1, 1993.

  • Meat Loaf - ‘Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell’

    Released September 14, 1993.

  • Duran Duran - ‘Duran Duran’

    Released February 11, 1993.

  • David Bowie - ‘Black Tie White Noise’

    Released April 5, 1993.

  • Aerosmith - ‘Get a Grip’

    Released April 20, 1993.

  • Rod Stewart - ‘Unplugged…and Seated’

    Released May 24, 1993.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C-YqmLtVJ4

  • Neil Young - ‘Neil Young Unplugged’

    Released June 15, 1993.

  • Sheryl Crow - ‘Tuesday Night Music Club’

    Released August 3, 1993.

  • Billy Joel - ‘River of Dreams’

    Released August 10, 1993.

  • Melissa Etheridge - ‘Yes I Am’

    Released September 21, 1993.

  • Guns N’ Roses - ‘The Spaghetti Incident?’

    Released November 23, 1993.

Hear Geno on the air weekday afternoons. Geno's passions include fat guy food, concerts, sports, travel to Europe and South America. He loves 80s and 90s music, from MTV hairbands to old school freestyle, alternative rock to TRL era jams. Geno's radio career began in his hometown of Portland, Maine. Since then he's been on the air coast to coast from Boston to Las Vegas, Tampa to California.

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