AEROSMITH Members Want Three Chickens Each For London Gig

June 21, 2007

LondonNet reports that AEROSMITH made a list of "outrageous demands" for their London festival appearance — including three roast chickens for each member.

The legendary rockers, who headline Hard Rock's Hyde Park Calling on Sunday (June 24),have requested five separate dressing rooms, 60kg of ice to keep them cool and several soft drinks, including Diet Ice Tea and Summer Berry Gatorade.

A source said: "Each member wants two roast chickens before the show and one for after. But there's no alcohol at all on their rider. They're the only act on the bill not to ask for it."

The band also want hip-hop act RUN DMC to be flown in from the U.S. to join them for their hit collaboration "Walk This Way".

Hyde Park Calling is the first stop on the Hard Rock's Ambassador of Rock tour. After London, it moves onto Madrid, New York, Buenos Aires and Dubai.

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