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Video of Aerosmith's Boston Strong Benefit Performance Goes Online
06/03/2013
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(hennemusic) Aerosmith headlined the Boston Strong benefit concert Thursday night at the city's TD Garden. The band played a mini-set full of hits, including "Train Kept 'A Rollin," ""Sweet Emotion," "Dream On" and "Walk This Way."

Aerosmith brought all of the evening's performers on stage for the two-song finale, which featured the Beatles' "Come Together" and the regional favorite, "Dirty Water."

"Boston Strong: An Evening Of Support And Celebration" featured a list of Boston area musicians, comedians and sports figures, with appearances by The J. Geils Band, Boston, James Taylor, Jason Aldean, Dropkick Murphys and more. Check out video from Aerosmith's set here.

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