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AEROSMITH's JOEY KRAMER Unveils New PEARL Drum Kit

May 19, 2014

AEROSMITH's Joey Kramer finally unveiled his Pearl drum kit this week as the band kicked off the first dates of the "Let Rock Rule" world tour. For the remainder of AEROSMITH's 2014 touring cycle, Joey will be relying on the proven tones of Pearl's Masters MCX Series shells, with a jaw-dropping custom lacquer that perfectly complements the drum's beautiful tones.

The ideal sound for rock, Pearl's Masters MCX Series features 6-ply, North American Maple shells, which emit warm mid-range tones with a thunderous punch. The high-end quality of the Masters MCX Series is complimented by the highly durable MasterCast hardware and is offered in a wide range of gorgeous Artisan II exotic lacquer finishes.

AEROSMITH was foced to cancel the May 14 concert at the İstanbul Technical University (İTÜ) Stadium in İstanbul after Turkey declared a three-day mourning for the victims of Tuesday's coal mine disaster in Soma.

As previously reported, tickets for AEROSMITH and Slash's upcoming summer trek, dubbed the "Let Rock Rule" tour, are among the most expensive of the season. According to The Street, the average ticket price for the road trip is a whopping $275.85. The most expensive show on the trek comes in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, with an average price of $385.24 — nearly 40 percent above the tour average.

The "Let Rock Rule" tour kicks off on Thursday, July 10 at Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre in Wantagh, New York.

The bill will also stop in cities like Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco, Denver, Dallas, Atlanta, Las Vegas and others before coming to a close on September 12 in Canada.

AEROSMITH released its first set of all-original material in 11 years, "Music From Another Dimension!", in 2012, and toured for much of the year after its release.

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