Aerosmith To Record 'Old-School' New Album

Drummer Joey Kramer has revealed that band is ready to start work on a new album next year.

Kramer confirmed that band is positive to work on new album and that it would be a return to their classic rock sound.

"It's going to be an old-school Aerosmith record," he told Spinner.

"We're going to do it the old way with the whole band [in the same room] and it should be a good one. We're all anticipating."

He added that the band had yet to demo any new songs.
Aerosmith’s last studio album ‘Honkin’ On Bobo’ was released in 2004.

Meanwhile, Aerosmith’s singer’s Steven Tyler has been unveiled as a judge on American Idol.

Tyler to continue with band

Frontman Tyler revealed that he is not thinking to discontinue with the band Aerosmith.Working with the band while filming TV talent show American Idol, insisting he is prepared to "juggle" his two jobs

The frontman was recently inserted in the judging panel of alongside Jennifer Lopez, following the departure of Simon Cowell, Ellen DeGeneres and Kara DioGuard in American Idol Show he is currently overseeing the audition process for the next series.

Tyler has now spoken out to assure fans he has not abandoned the group, and will continue recording with Aerosmith while he films Idol.

Aerosmith Joey Perry Remark For Steven Tyler...!

Aerosmith Joey Perry and Steven Tyler enjoyed the lead guitarist/lead singer role relationship which is quite antagonist. Perry admitted to our friends at Spinner that "I don't know what's going to happen with the band.Perry in front of media has expressed his dissatisfaction with Tyler as he grab the position as a judge in American Idol which distract his attention from the band

Perry also said that "Steven wants to spend time in L.A. and do this," regarding the Idol post. Well, duh. It's only the biggest show on TV, if it doesn't prove to jump the shark this season with the slate of new judges. Perry further said, "He's always talked about doing stuff like that and I think he wants to try his hand at that. Let him go at it. That's an interesting endeavor. I hope he's really happy doing it." Do you sense a little venom in Perry's statements?

Regarding Aerosmith's future, Perry said, "I know that the band will always somehow put something together and play, whether it's two or three weeks out on the road and playing this or that or some charity stuff. I do not think this band is going to see its last show, that's how I feel."

While Perry does his thang with Jennifer Lopez, Perry is going to keep busy and play out to keep his creative juices flowing.

Will Idol spell the end of Aerosmith as we know it?

Steven Tyler and Aerosmith stop into Gastown pub for lunch

VANCOUVER — Steven Tyler and Aerosmith dropped in for lunch Wednesday at Gastown's 131 Water Social House, giving server Stacey Coplin a surreal experience.

"It didn't kick in until about 15 minutes into it. They were so normal, just down-to-Earth regular dudes," Coplin said. "They were so sweet."

They feasted on fish and chips and Tyler even made his own salad dressing with ingredients from the kitchen.

"They were here for about two hours, and are the nicest crew I think I've ever encountered in my life," said Genevieve Goheen, pub part-owner and service manager.

Coplin declined to say how much Tyler and the band tipped her, but she did say they were very generous.

"They were everything a server wants in a table. They were super polite," she said.

Guitarist Joe Perry did not put in an appearance at the pub.

Aerosmith left pub staff with tickets to Thursday's night's Cocked, Locked and Ready to Rock Tour concert at Rogers Arena as well as two autographed business cards.

Aerosmith: Joe Perry’s bump of Steven Tyler was intentional

Aerosmith representative has vehemently denied reports Joe Perry purposely shoved his bandmate Steven Tyler off stage during a gig in Canada insisting the mishap was an accident.

Canada on Tuesday night shows Tyler lightly bumping into Perry as he plays guitar on a runway extended from the main stage.

Aerosmith axman on edge ‘Idol’ rumors

Aerosmith rock 'n' roll partner axman Joe Perry put the blast on yesterday for learning about frontman Steven Tyler’s alleged “American Idol” gig on the Web.
“I found out on the Internet like the rest of the world,” said the guitarist when we reached him at the band’s tour stop in Dallas yesterday about “Idol” rumors about Steven.
“Afterparty Aerosmith at Studio 54 after the Vegas show which none of us in the band knew anything about and he said some stuff there. I mean, this is no small thing.”
Tyler, 40 years who has worked with Perry, told reporters on his way into the post show bash in Sin City that his future plans included “recording an album and (I’m) likely going to be a judge on ‘American Idol.’ ”
He also said, “I’m doing it. What do you think? I’m doing it.”
For the record, the “American Idol” producers haven’t confirmed the group of new judges that will replace Ellen DeGeneres and “Idol” major domo Simon Cowell. An announcement is expected in mid September, the Fox TV suits told critics the other day.
Perry said in his dressing room he conformed Steven before the band’s show at the MGM Grand Saturday night about the “American Idol” buzz. Tyler said he was instructed not to discuss it, said Perry.
“I mean, after working with me for 40 years, he couldn’t tell me about this,” the axman told the Track. “Why so secretive? We’re told it’s a done deal. If Steven is committed to a TV show, that kind of affects the rest of us. We’d like to plan our lives, ya know?”
After the not so heated convo backstage, Perry said, as usual, the band “pulled out all the stops” and gave the fans “what they have come to expect from us.”
And that’s exactly what Aerosmith plans to do on Aug. 14, when the Boston Bad Boys rock Fenway Park (map) with the J. Geils Band as their opening act.
“It will be epic and unforgettable - at least for me,” laughed Joe. “I can’t wait to hear J. Geils.”
In current years, Tyler, who has battled injuries and pill addiction, has become estranged from the band and has gone so far as to hire his own manager as well as his own publicist.
When Steven the tipping point came last summer, who was Livin’ on the Edge with a variety of pain medications, fell off the stage during a concert at a motorcycle rally in Sturgis, S.D., breaking his shoulder.
Tyler’s tumble forced the band to cancel its 2009 tour and Aerosmith nearly fell to pieces over the next few months the rest of the band vowed to go “on strike” - until Steven got sober.
Before entering rehab for a prescription addiction at Christmastime, Steven announced he wanted to take a two year hiatus from the band and work on “Brand Tyler.” The rest of the band Perry, Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer and Brad Whitford fired back by threatening to replace the frontman with a new singer.
In February, the Bad Boys and their various reps had a high powered powwow at an undisclosed location and decided to get Back in the Saddle. The Fenway Park gig was announced, a month later.

Continues Tour To Aerosmith

The celebrated rock band, Aerosmith, seems to have fashioned over the last year a lot of buzz. The rumor mills are targeting them, regarding upcoming shows as well as tours. Some have even questioned the legendary front man Steven Tyler’s devotion to the band.
During Tyler’s absence Joe Perry, lead guitarist sort of, knew about Tyler’s return. However, a new singer he did want to audition who would be more devoted to the band.
The band this way would be able to play all the shows for which they have been booked throughout 2010.
Perry freed his fans by saying that they haven’t recruited anyone to replace Tyler. Most fans claimed that without Steven Tyler, it wouldn’t even be Aerosmith.
Tyler finally made his expected comeback after he spent time in the rehab to get rid of his addiction to painkillers. He also made a declaration concerning the dispute that the band suffered throughout his absence. However, everything seems better now, since the band is playing better than before.