He heard what this person said but he had a deer in headlight look on his face; he didn't get it. Tyler asked what this person meant by their comment and they went on the explain that top tickets for the show cost upwards of $160, it was a Tuesday night, two-weeks before Christmas and that the band had been in Milwaukee or near it on the touring circuit eight of the last nine years. One thing I would have added was the fact that Aerosmith, on this portion of their never ending tour, were performing a measly 95-minute set.
I remember people telling me the $160 was worth it because the set was nothing but songs from their golden era in the 1970's (approximately $10 a song). In response I said "Well, if you cut thirty-five minutes from your show it's very easy to narrow your set down to one decade". As some of you read this you must immediately be thinking how I am making this up, but I am not because someone I trust implicitly saw it go down first hand.
- more on this story
Click here to read today's full report
Preview and Purchase Aerosmith music
Robert Plant, Yes and Willie Nelson Among Stars Coming to Ozarks Amphitheater
Live: Heart and Cheap Trick Rock Tampa
On the Blue: New Horizons Cruise Days 4 & 5: Starship Lands on the Pearl, Alan Parsons Takes It Home
Kandace Springs - Run Your Race
Steve Perry Reimagines Journey Classic With The Effect
Ritchie Blackmore Tributes Guitar Pioneer Duane Eddy
Cove Reber To Rock With Saosin For First Tour In 14 Years
Status Quo Share 'Paper Plane' From Official Archive Series Vol. 3
Marty Friedman Recruits Skylar Erna For 'Dead Of Winter' Video
Watch Sleep Theory's 'Gone Or Staying' Video
Tommy Emmanuel Share 'Morning Aire' Live Video From Remastered Endless Road
Singled Out: Tyler Del Pino's Wolf In The Hen House