In an interview with WBUR, the band's bassist also shared an update on Tyler’s condition vocal injury Could an Aerosmith reunion be in the future? In an interview with WBUR on Thursday, Jan. 9, Tom Hamilton hinted at a possible reunion for the band and offered an update on Steven Tyler's vocal injury.

Last summer, the American rock institution Aerosmith shocked fans by announcing the band's retirement from touring after five decades on the road. In a social media statement, the band attributed the difficult decision to frontman Steven Tyler's vocal injury, forcing them to cut short an extensive North American tour.

In a new interview, Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton left open the possibility of the band playing again, and shares an update on singer Steven Tyler’s health.

The cancellation of Aerosmith’s “Peace Out” tour won’t keep bassist Tom Hamilton from strutting across stages this month. As a founding member of the iconic Boston band, Hamilton’s original plan for this winter was to perform in Aerosmith’s farewell tour,

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton said that singer Steven Tyler's recovery from vocal cord damage was going 'really well' in January 2025.

Close Enemies guitarist Trace Foster says the band had no idea what to expect at its debut show in Nashville in October 2024. She is behind many of the songs on Sabrina Carpenter's hit album "Short n' Sweet" and is nominated for four Grammy Awards.

Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton says singer Steven Tyler is slowly healing from his vocal injury, and that there's a chance the band may not be over yet.

The Dream On bassist has talked about the possibility of the band ever getting back together and Steven Tyler's recovery.

Aerosmith announced their "heartbreaking" decision to retire from touring after singer Steven Tyler sustained a vocal injury that he continues to struggle with. But are they really done for good? Bassist Tom Hamilton spoke about the band's future,