Aerosmith announces ‘Deuces Are Wild’ 2022 Las Vegas Residency

As part of the further celebration around its 50th anniversary, four times Grammy-Winning in diamond-certified rock legends AEROSMITH have announced the return of their Las Vegas residence, “Aerosmith: Deuces Are Wild”, at Dolby Live at MGM Park, beginning Friday, June 17, 2022. The incredible show will be the first live concert experience to be presented at Dolby Atmos on Dolby Live. Dolby Live is one of the world’s most technologically advanced performance venues for enjoying live music and Dolby Atmos.

“The only rust at Dolby Live will be on our van in the lobby! We are locked up, tense and charged!” said the singer Steven Taylor.

Since opening in April 2019 at MGM Park, “Aerosmith: Deuces Are Wild” has received rave reviews from fans and critics alike. Variety called the show a “multi-sensor spectacular” during Search described it as “an audible story of the group’s five decades.” The Wrap written “AEROSMITH still rocks, heavy, not in spite of their five decades, but because of them, “with the Atlanta Journal Constitution says the show “offers celebratory performances, deep cuts and hits,” and that they “triumph over rock pioneers in a new setting.”

Members of AEROSMITH‘s Aero Force One Fan club gets access to an exclusive presale beginning Thursday, March 24 at 9 a.m. PT.

Citi is the official map of AEROSMITHhis residence at MGM Park. Citi cardmembers will have access to pre-sale tickets beginning Friday, March 25 at 10 a.m. PT through the Citi Entertainment program.

Members of MGM Rewards, MGM Resorts International Loyalty Rewards Program, as well Live Nation in the Ticketmaster Customers, will receive access to a pre-sale beginning Monday, March 28 at 10 a.m. PT.

All presale ends Wednesday, March 30 at 22:00 PT. Tickets starting at $ 75 go on sale Thursday, March 31 at 10 a.m. PT. Tickets can be purchased online at ticketmaster.com/aerosmith. All shows are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.

The 24 dates on sale are:

June 2022: 17, 20, 23, 26, 29

July 2022: 2, 5, 8

September 2022: 14, 17, 20, 23, 26, 29

October 2022: 2, 5

November 2022: 19, 23, 26, 29

December 2022: 2, 5, 8, 11

The center of “Aerosmith: Deuces Are Wild” is the band’s electrifying 90-minute live performance that continues to deliver one of the most innovative and exciting performances in music. The band goes above and beyond the average concert, taking fans on a deep dive into their groundbreaking career with exclusive, unreleased audio and never-before-seen visuals from AEROSMITHarchives through a 12-screen media presentation (including a 140 ft x 40 ft high-def screen) produced by Oscar-in the Emmy-Won Global Visual Effects Studio Pixomondo. With state-of-the-art technology, Pixomondo also brings life AEROSMITHhis famous logo – the wings – which magically unfolds to inform the arrival of the band on stage.

The “Aerosmith: Deuces Are Wild” Residence at Dolby Live is the world’s first performance in Dolby Atmos, bringing fans face-to-face with America’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band in one of the most immersive, modern audio experiences ever. Dolby Atmos is an immersive audio experience that brings people into their favorite entertainment. At Dolby Live, Dolby Atmos takes live performances to the next level by taking listeners to the music to discover details with unparalleled clarity and depth. Whether it’s hearing the layers of instruments moving around, catching the subtle breath that a singer takes between lyrics, or being enveloped in a wave of melodies, nothing compares to listening to music live in Dolby Atmos.

AEROSMITH launched its Las Vegas residence in April 2019 and had a few legs of the completed “Deuces Are Wild” Concert production at the Park Theater before the remaining shows were canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Since October 2019, “Deuces Are Wild” already had more than $ 35 million. The legendary rocker has performed more than two dozen shows at the Park Theater in Las Vegas, plus a few shows at other MGM venues across the country (three at the MGM National Harbor Theater in Oxon, Maryland, and four at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Massachusetts) .

In August 2019, AEROSMITH Guitarist Joe Perry said Variety about “Deuces Are Wild”: “This was an incredible opportunity to play a smaller version of our regular show in an intimate setting [and] a way to present to the heart and soul the essence of the band with additional elements that you would never have done in a one-night stand. It’s something very different from what we’ve ever done. “

Last June, AEROSMITH Guitarist Brad Whitford said he had “doubts” about the band ever performing live again. The 70-year-old guitarist, who is a member of AEROSMITH since 1971, painted a bleak picture of the band’s future during a performance on Joe BonamassaInterview Series “Live From Nerdville”. He said: “The European tour, they tried to plan one [in 2020]and they talk about [2022]. It is now a pipe dream. Nothing will happen for a long time. Sometimes I’m not sure what my partner thinks when they think this will happen.

He added: “There’s another interesting thing about Brexit going on in Europe right now – it’s so much harder to get work visas for it. That would be a very different nightmare. I think I have my doubts about it. AEROSMITH ever really perform at this stage again, because age becomes a real factor. And that is what it is. “

Back in 2016, AEROSMITH Batter Joey Kramer admitted in an interview with Rolling Stone that faced the health problems of members of the group – including his heart fear in 2014 and Perryhis stage breakdown – making it harder for them to perform than they did before.

“It surprised the shit out of me when it happened,” Kramer said of his own health condition. “I train every day, I’m conscious about my health. I thought it was heartburn or digestion. We are not 25 years old anymore – we can not play as many shows as we used to. Steven can not sing two nights in a row or three to four nights a week – it is physically impossible. So there is a question of going out [on tour] less than we used to, or not at all. “

In February 2020, Kramer reconnected AEROSMITH Bandmates on stage during the group “Deuces Are Wild” Residence in Las Vegas. A month earlier, he sued the rest of AEROSMITH in an offer with them on two performances Grammy-Related Events. But a Massachusetts judge eventually ruled against him and the group played without Kramer.

After Kramer injured his shoulder in 2019, took his drum tech for a few gigs during AEROSMITHhis residence. Kramer did, however, with the rest of performance AEROSMITH in July of that year at the Twin Cities Summer Jam in Shakopee.

Tylerthe oldest member of AEROSMITHturns 74 on March 26.

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