Yahoo! Music — Reuters - Rock veterans Aerosmith have canceled what would have been their first concert in Venezuela after guitarist Joe Perry was forced to undergo emergency knee surgery, a spokeswoman said on Thursday. more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rock veterans Aerosmith have canceled what would have been their first concert in Venezuela after guitarist Joe Perry was forced to undergo emergency knee surgery, a spokeswoman said on Thursday. more info

ContactMusic — Rocker STEVEN TYLER has confirmed reports bandmate JOE PERRY is back in hospital undergoing another round of knee surgery. Aerosmith have been forced to cancel a ... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News, Holy HellSpinner.com: Men, Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler has some marriage advice for you. "Don't get f---in' married," Tyler, 60, tells Elle. With a couple of failed marriages under his belt, Tyler also offers this advice to th... more info

MTV.com News — Metal and hip-hop acts will be inducted in April 4 ceremony.By James Montgomery Run-DMC Photo: Frank Micelotta/ ImageDirect Influential metal act Metallica and groundbreaking hip-hop group Run-DMC headline the 2009 class of Rock and Roll H... more info

ContactMusic — AEROSMITH are gearing up to start work on their 15th studio album, the band have confirmed.The veteran rockers have not released an album of original material ... more info

Silent Uproar — According to Billboard, Aerosmith will return to the studio this year to begin work on a follow-up to 2001's Just Push Play. The album is expected out in 2009. more info

Reuters - Aerosmith is ready to return to work on its next studio album, according to drummer Joey Kramer. more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News Today, Oh Boy!Spinner.com: Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer announced that the band is ready to get into the studio and on the road. The next record will be their first since 2001's 'Just Push Play,' and is expected to be out this yea... more info

The band, as on their 2005 eponymous release/sorta-breakthrough, are heavily indebted to the riff-rock of 70s forebears Black Sabbath, Aerosmith, and Deep Purple, updated with a dash of California-era Mr. Bungle (these guys never met a Middle more info