The Back-Burner: Aerosmith Outtakes & Demos

“Wild Thing” has a strange, winding connection to Aerosmith that stretches across nearly two decades and several very different corners of pop culture. Long before the band recorded a short television version for the NFL, the song had already brushed against their world in the late 1980s through one of the most chaotic rock-and-comedy collaborations … More Aerosmith and Wild Thing: From Sam Kinison’s Video to NFL Playoff Television

Jam for Janie’s 2026 marked Steven Tyler’s return to the stage with a six-song set, sounding strong and confident overall. While he did not give any press interviews, Tyler was visibly emotional on the red carpet prior to the event, holding back tears while posing for photos with the girls supported by the charity. Beyond … More Jam for Janie’s 2026: Steven Tyler’s Six-Song Return

Ringo’s 1998 comeback album Vertical Man is loaded with famous friends, and Steven Tyler is all over the sessions—just not always where you’d expect. Across mid-November 1997, Tyler cut harmonica for “I Was Walkin’” and Ringo’s remake of “Love Me Do,” flying in on 17 November 1997 and re-doing the “Love Me Do” part on … More Steven Tyler’s (almost) lost vocals on Ringo Starr’s Vertical Man “DRIFT AWAY”