AEROSMITH FACT SHEET

For more than 30 years AEROSMITH has defined American Rock 'n' Roll.  Just a brief overview of their remarkable career is truly mind-boggling: over 100 million albums sold, induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, countless awards (four Grammy Awards, eight American Music Awards, six Billboard Awards, and 12 MTV Awards), electrifying sold-out concerts around the world and a diehard "Blue Army" fan-base numbering in the millions worldwide.  Described by Mojo editor Phil Alexander in a May '07 cover story as “America's greatest hard rock act,” the members of AEROSMITH–STEVEN TYLER (vocals), JOE PERRY (guitar), BRAD WHITFORD (guitar), TOM HAMILTON (bass) and JOEY KRAMER (drums)–remain creatively vital, and are the platinum standard for artistic and commercial success in the music business. Through it all they have defeated the odds, silenced their critics and have undeniably withstood the test of time.

*Aerosmith’s World Tour in the summer of 2007 encompassed 35 dates in 20 countries.

*Aerosmith's concert was the biggest show ever to come to Randers [Denmark], with 23,000 fans on hand at the newly rebuilt Essex Park Stadium (June 6, 2007, Randers, Denmark).

*The band visited with the US Troops aboard the USS NIMITZ in Dubai the day before their performance in the city (May 31, 2007).  

*Aerosmith were joined onstage by rapper D.M.C at Hyde Park Calling in London on 6/24 for the ground-breaking rock-rap classic "Walk This Way" that Aerosmith recorded with Run D.M.C back in 1986.  Aerosmith headlined the second day of Hard Rock Cafe's London Calling event in Hyde Park, with 50,000 fans cheering them on.

*Aerosmith played their first–ever concert in India on June 2 to an exuberant crowd of 22,000 fans at the Palace Grounds in Bangalore.  

*Aerosmith were inducted into the Munich Walk Of Stars in Germany, before their show at the Olympiahalle in Munich.  The band put their hand prints in the cement–and it will be placed around the Olympic Lake walkway in the Olympic Park in Munich alongside the prints of The Dalai lama, Metallica, Bon Jovi, and many more.