Ultimate Classic Rock Presents Aerosmith Concert in Albany, N.Y.
Matthew Wilkening
Matthew Wilkening Published: March 30, 2012
Aerosmith's 2012 Global Warming tour has just added another stop. The legendary rockers will perform along with opening act Cheap Trick on June 29 at the Times Union Center in Albany, N.Y., in a show presented by Ultimate Classic Rock.
April 4 update: You can now purchase tickets in advance of the public on-sale date by visiting this Ticketmaster location and entering the password "LIVINONTHEEDGE'
Lead singer and 'American Idol' judge Steven Tyler, who's almost never without a witty quote, puts it best when he promises,"The old Aerosmith is back with a new vengeance and we will kick your ass and make out with your mothers." (The scary part of that statement for this reporter? My mother actually lives in Albany.)
Bassist Tom Hamilton says the band is excited to be hitting the road in America: "After touring Japan and South America last year we're psyched about bringing it all back for the hometown fans. We're going to break out the classics, the hits and maybe even some of the new ones we've been banging out in the studio."
The new date announcement comes mere days after Aerosmith revealed the first 22 shows on a tour that's expected to get fans ready for the band's first album of all-new material in eleven years. The as-yet untitled record could possibly be in stores as early as this July according to recent reports.
You can get all the showdate and ticket information for Aerosmith's Global Warming tour right here.
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