Coinciding with the release of their new album Music From Another Dimension! – and to provide Boston residents with a memorable Monday afternoon – Aerosmith has revealed plans to perform a surprise concert at an undisclosed location in the city. The guys will show up to the location sometime around noon and play right on the streets.
So where is the surprise Aerosmith party happening? The band will perform in front of 1325 Commonwealth Ave., their old apartment!
Besides the release of the new album, the band are also celebrating Election Day, which comes the day after. They are using the show as a platform to encourage people to get out and vote.
“Anyone who votes is a Freedom Fighter,” says Joe Perry in a press release from the band.
Stay tuned to WZLX.com later on for more from this very special appearance from Boston’s Bad Boys! Music From Another Dimension! comes out Tuesday, Nov. 6 via Columbia Records.
To any fans trying to keep a positive attitude toward this: They're using Duckboats to get to the stage and possibly playing on the back of one as a stage.
(btw it's a "balanced setlist" so that means walk this way played too fast and then only late 80's shit and onward)
post by Mark_R at Nov 2,2012 1:14pm edited Nov 2,2012 1:15pm
(btw it's a "balanced setlist" so that means walk this way played too fast and then only late 80's shit and onward)
The common habit of (mainstream) bands rushing through their hit songs is really annoying. Yeah you may be annoyed by having played it so many times in your career, but think about how lucky you are if that's the kind of problem you have. I paid money to hear a good performance, not to see you make it clear what a drag it is to have a hit song.
why is the new album called 'music from another dimension'? Who do they think theyre fooling? Aerosmith has been run of the mill pop rock for at least 25 years now, why would anyone think differently?
why is the new album called 'music from another dimension'? Who do they think theyre fooling? Aerosmith has been run of the mill pop rock for at least 25 years now, why would anyone think differently?
