Aerosmith to headline Hyde Park event
Rock legends headline mini-festival
Aerosmith are set to headline the first day of the Hyde Park Calling concerts.
The two-day mini-festival will take place on June 23 and 24, with the Steven Tyler-fronted rock legends to headline on June 24. It will be first time the band have played the UK in eight years.
In a statement, guitarist Joe Perry said: “It’s been way too long since we’ve played the UK and Europe. Some of the most unforgettable gigs in my life have been played to incredible European fans. You know, eight years is a long time in the world of rock and roll.”
The headliner for the June 23 show and the supporting bands are yet to be announced.
Tickets for the June 24, Aerosmith-headlining show go on sale on Friday (February 23) at 9am.
To check availability and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS, now.
The two-day mini-festival will take place on June 23 and 24, with the Steven Tyler-fronted rock legends to headline on June 24. It will be first time the band have played the UK in eight years.
In a statement, guitarist Joe Perry said: “It’s been way too long since we’ve played the UK and Europe. Some of the most unforgettable gigs in my life have been played to incredible European fans. You know, eight years is a long time in the world of rock and roll.”
The headliner for the June 23 show and the supporting bands are yet to be announced.
Tickets for the June 24, Aerosmith-headlining show go on sale on Friday (February 23) at 9am.
To check availability and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS, now.
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