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Aerosmith Release Rising Sun DVD Trailer
06/05/2013
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(Classic Rock) Aerosmith have released a trailer for upcoming live DVD Rock For The Rising Sun. Their first live release since 2004′s You Gotta Move will be available on DVD, blu-ray and digital formats via Eagle Rock Entertainment from July 22.

It was shot in 2011 after Steven Tyler's outfit ignored advice to avoid playing in Japan in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated parts of the country.

The film offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the tour came together, along with classic tracks recorded across a number of shows over the autumn. Check out the trailer here.

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