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Aerosmith has announced their retirement from touring due to permanent vocal damage suffered by lead singer Steven Tyler. The injury, a fractured larynx, has hindered his ability to perform, leading to the cancellation of their farewell tour and concerts.

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Aerosmith has officially announced their retirement from touring due to permanent vocal cord damage sustained by lead singer Steven Tyler. The band made this decision public after previously canceling their upcoming farewell concert dates, citing the severity of Tyler's vocal injury. Tyler was forced to undergo treatment after experiencing issues with his vocal cords during a performance, leading to the conclusion that full recovery would not be possible. This decision has been described as heartbreaking for both the band and their fans, as Aerosmith is known for their iconic contributions to rock music over the decades [1][2][3][4].

Brian May of Queen expressed his sorrow over Aerosmith's retirement, highlighting the deep impact the band has had on the music industry. Many fans and peers have taken to social media to share tributes and express their disappointment following the announcement [1][6]. The band, founded in 1970, has a rich legacy, including numerous hit albums and awards, making their departure from the touring scene a significant moment in rock history.

Tyler had indicated in the past that the band's touring might need to be evaluated based on his vocal health, and his ongoing struggles have ultimately shaped the band's decision to stop performing live [5][8]. The cancellation of their farewell tour marks the end of an era for Aerosmith and their dedicated fan base. Their decision has sparked widespread discussion among media outlets and fans about the impact of physical health on musicians' careers and the emotional toll such news can have on devoted followers of long-standing bands [7][9][10].

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