Joe Perry believes new Aerosmith music might nonetheless see the sunshine of day, even because the band prepares to renew its Peace Out farewell tour.

“Right now I’m writing stuff for the new [Hollywood] Vampires record, but that’s a whole other thing,” Perry informed Rock Candy journal. “As for Aerosmith, I don’t know. We’ll see. There’s definitely a possibility, but at the minute we’re looking at the set for the tour and the songs we can play.”

Aerosmith will relaunch their Peace Out tour in September after a false begin final September. The band solely accomplished three exhibits earlier than Steven Tyler injured his vocal cords and so they had been pressured to halt the tour.

With 15 studio albums underneath their belts — most lately 2012’s Music From Another Dimension! — Aerosmith has a lot of music to think about as they put together to hit the street once more. “There are a lot of numbers that we haven’t done in a long time that I’d like to play,” Perry mentioned. “There are a lot of songs we’re considering, but there are certain tunes that people kind of insist on. As far as new music is concerned, I know that Steven’s got some stuff in his back pocket, but I really think the main thing right now is getting back on the road and playing. We’re also remixing some of the early stuff and finding some interesting outtakes, so it’ll be fun to look at that stuff.”

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Joe Perry’s Resolution When He Hits the Stage

Between Tyler’s vocal injury, the coronavirus pandemic and his personal age (73), Perry has realized to savor each alternative to play music. “If there’s one thing I’ve learned in life, it’s that things change,” he informed Rock Candy. “We had to stop in September of last year when Steven had some vocal issues, so you take every day as it comes. A lot of it is up to the higher power of the God you believe in. But I’m looking forward to getting back out there, and when we stop … we’ll see. I have a feeling we’re going to be playing some places for the last time because there are only so many days and months left. At my age, the calendar gets shorter. But if it’s in your blood there’s nothing else that you want to do.”

Although he loved the temporary respite, the guitarist is now rearing to go once more. “Well, it’s been fun getting a few months off, but it’s also been rough,” Perry mentioned. “COVID was a disaster. Not knowing when it was going to end was strange for everybody. But the issue with Steven shows you that freak things can happen. You just don’t know, so that’s why every night that I go on, I play like it’s the last show.”