she was the "face" of the rock band Aerosmith. In the early 1990s, Silverstone, then just around 17 years old, appeared in three Aerosmith music videos. The first of the bunch was
Their five-times platinum follow-up 'Permanent Vacation' gets all the love, but Aerosmith's first album with Joe Perry and Brad Whitford in almost six years is actually the better album. In fact, you'd have to go back a decade to 'Rocks' to find one that, well, rocks more. The All...
Paul Simon (1986):Nobody's done more for world music than Simon, who enlisted South African musicians to liven his greatest solo LP. 'Graceland' is a joyous, super-catchy collection of songs about growing up, growing old and seizing the moment. Forget the controversy; this is music to ge...
Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar were the biggest rock super-fans to ever grace 'Saturday Night Live.' So when Aerosmith were booked as the musical guest in early 1990, the band naturally had to appear in a Wayne’s World sketch. In it, Garth’s roadie cousin, Barry - played by Tom Ha...
Aerosmith is not having a traditional presale for this tour, therefore there is no Aerosmith presale code. However, the band is offering some premium onsale options to give their fans a most exclusive experience. Check them all out below!
He's not alone when it comes to that opinion. Yet for decades, it’s been rumored that some of classic rock’s most beloved artists — such asAerosmith,KissandOzzy Osbourne— were guilty of enhancing their stage performances. Bands augmenting their live show is nothing new. For example,Van...
cable-access show. Aerosmith even join Wayne and Garth for a sweet performance of the 'Wayne’s World' theme song. Sure, the band delivered excellent renditions of “Janie’s Got a Gun” and “Monkey on My Back” during the traditional musical set, but the night’s highlight was definite...
cable-access show. Aerosmith even join Wayne and Garth for a sweet performance of the 'Wayne’s World' theme song. Sure, the band delivered excellent renditions of “Janie’s Got a Gun” and “Monkey on My Back” during the traditional musical set, but the night’s highlight was definite...
Orange Krush’s drummer Trevor Gale remembered the dynamic like this (as quoted in Geoff Edgers’Walk This Way: Run-DMC, Aerosmith, and the Song that Changed American Music Forever): “Larry was the guy who said, 'Play four bars, stop on the fifth bar, come back in on the fourth bea...
These 12 year old girls coming to see Herman’s Hermits. “Ooooh, Herman!” Before he comes out, this bunch of yobs from Shepherd’s Bush come out and wreck their equipment and blow the stage up. It must have taken them years to recover! If ever!