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AEROSMITH Guitarist Says Band Will 'Probably' Play Full Album On Upcoming Tour

May 6, 2009

AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry has told Spinner.com that the band has been paying attention to the latest tour fad of playing full albums in their entirety. Perry said, "We've always wanted to do a show where we played an album all the way from beginning to end. We play a lot of songs, but to hear an album from top to bottom, it's a lot of fun. We'll probably try it this time out."

With the band yet to enter reharsals, the album getting the full live treatment is to be determined, but Perry said, "Anything from the first album to 'Pump' would probably be fair game."

Read the entire article from Spinner.com.

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