AEROSMITH Singer To Appear At Sturgis' BROUHAHA!

July 10, 2008

According to Motorcycle-USA.com, AEROSMITH frontman Steven Tyler will appear at this year's Brouhaha!, located at Thunder Road in Sturgis, which kicks off August 8, 2008, and features dawn-to-dusk non-stop entertainment. Headlining the event is a ride-in bike show with skits, giveaways, music and special guests, including Tyler, major builders and magazine editors.

Participants in the ride-in bike show as well as show attendees will be awarded over $15,000 in swag.

"This is one of those once in a lifetime events that will be talked about whenever guys get together to talk about Sturgis," said Tom Monroe, Marketing Manager of Saddlemen. "We are especially looking forward to the live entertainment, wet t-shirts and burn outs."

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