This week marks the 25th anniversary of the debut of the Aerosmith music video “Cryin’” which kicked off a now iconic music video trilogy featuring Alicia Silverstone and helped propel the album Get A Grip (and Silverstone’s career) into the stratosphere.
Aerosmith’s Rocks was released 42 years ago today (May 3), and in its own right, it’s a classic album, but it certainly had a lot to live up to considering it was released a little over a year after Toys in the Attic.
Aerosmith's Get A Grip turns 25 today (April 20), and out of all of the albums the band put out during their 1980-90's renaissance, it might be the strongest effort of them all.
Aerosmith's breakout third studio album Toys In The Attic was released 43 years ago today (April 8), and its tracks continue to be staples of rock radio and on the band's setlist.
Legendary Who frontman Roger Daltrey turns 74 today (March 1), and if we could pick just one thing that makes him so incredible it’s his iconic scream.
Berklee College of Music is one of the most revered music education institutions in the world, and they also might just have one of the coolest alumni lists of any college ever.
It's really a question mark, according to guitarist Joe Perry. He said in a recent interview on XM Sirius that there's really no point, based on the wide library they already have. But then he said he really loves recording and he and Steven Tyler have been talking about some ideas. Perry also said the…
Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler’s inaugural Janie's Fund gala ball and Grammys viewing party on Sunday made $2.4 million for the charity, which helps protect and support female victims of sexual abuse. The event nearly doubled the organization’s financial success; it had brought in $2.5 million since its formation in 2015. “The whole reason I’m in…
Every year, the Recording Academy chooses a select number of songs and albums to be inducted into the GRAMMY Hall of Fame, and this year’s class features some of classic rock’s biggest and most-influential tracks and LPs.
Led Zeppelin’s self-titled debut album was released 49 years ago today (January 12.) Besides being one of the best albums of all time, Led Zeppelin also has one of the best opening tracks of all time, too.
