Aerosmith ends career due to problems with Steven Tyler's voice
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The legendary rock band Aerosmith has announced the end of its 54-year career due to incurable problems with frontman Steven Tyler's voice. Tyler, 76, damaged his vocal cords during his farewell tour last year.
Aerosmith is to stop touring after 54 years, announcing that frontman Steven Tyler has voice problems. This was reported by the Daily Mail, according to UNN.
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The legendary rock band Aerosmith has announced the end of its career after 54 years on stage. On Friday, the band made an emotional statement, explaining that the decision was due to incurable vocal problems with frontman Steven Tyler.
Tyler, 76, suffered vocal cord damage during his farewell tour last year, which was the deciding factor in ending his touring activities.
Recall
Aerosmith, formed in Boston in 1970, has gone on to become one of the most successful rock bands in the world, with numerous hits and a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001.
