AEROSMITH ROCKS DONINGTON 2014 —NEW CONCERT FILM CAPTURING THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAMERS’ LEGENDARY PERFORMANCE AT U.K.’S FAMED DONINGTON PARK— AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER NOW

Due out September 4 via Eagle Rock Entertainment, the critically acclaimed film–which premiered in February with a highly successful nationwide theatrical run–is available to pre-order on multiple formats: Blu-ray+2CD, DVD+2CD, DVD+3LP and on all digital formats for North America and DVD, Blu-ray, DVD+2CD, DVD+3LP and digital formats for ROW/Europe. Click here to view the trailer: https://youtu.be/3xV4SPYw-as

Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014 features the band’s all original members–Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Joey Kramer, Tom Hamilton and Brad Whitford–headlining the massive Download Festival as part of the band’s “Let Rock Rule” tour, unleashing supercharged versions of “Love In An Elevator,” “Janie’s Got A Gun,” “I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing,” “Dude Looks Like A Lady,” “Walk This Way,” “Dream On,” “Sweet Emotion,” “Toys In The Attic,” “Mama Kin,” and many more. For more information, click here to view the press release announcing the concert film release.

1) Train Kept A-Rollin’

2) Eat The Rich

3) Love In An Elevator

4) Cryin’

5) Jaded

6) Livin’ On The Edge

7) Last Child

8) Freedom Fighter

9) Same Old Song And Dance

10) Janie’s Got A Gun

11) Toys In The Attic

12) I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing

13) No More No More

14) Come Together

15) Dude (Looks Like A Lady)

16) Walk This Way

17) Home Tonight

18) Dream On

19) Sweet Emotion

20) Mama Kin

Following their wildly successful and acclaimed 2014 “Let Rock Rule” tour, AEROSMITH–Rock’s greatest live act–returned to the road June 13 in Glendale, AZ where they kicked off their “Blue Army Tour 2015.” This trek will take the band to 15 cities before concluding in Canton, OH on Friday, August 7 when they perform at the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s first-ever Concert for Legends. The concert will pay tribute to the legends of the game on the eve of the Enshrinement for the Class of 2015.

AEROSMITH’s 2015 summer tour dates are as follows:

Mon   7/13           Kelowna, BC                Prospera Place

Thu   7/16           Victoria, BC                           Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre

Sun   7/19           Fort McMurray, AB        Shell Place at MacDonald Park

Wed  7/22           Cheyenne, WY             Cheyenne Frontier Days

Sat    7/25           Minot, ND                     North Dakota State Fair

Tue   7/28           Ridgefield, WA              Amphitheater Northwest

Sat    8/1             Las Vegas, NV              MGM Grand Garden Arena

Tue   8/4             Grand Rapids, MI                  Van Andel Arena

Fri     8/7             Canton, OH                           Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium

Here’s a sample of the praise AEROSMITH has received thus far for their “Blue Army Tour 2015”:

“Aerosmith played each song with the energy of an encore during the 90-minute show. The enthusiasm — from the band and the sold-out crowd — was palpable from the opener”

–Christina Fuoco-Karasinski, BILLBOARD.COM, 6/14/15

“The members of Aerosmith returned to active duty Saturday in Glendale, launching their Blue Army Tour with a hit-filled performance at Gila River Arena that kept the ballads to a minimum and put the focus squarely on the spirit of their untamed youth.”

–Ed Masley, ARIZONA REPUBLIC, 6/14/15

“The band ripped through ‘Draw the Line’ for its first song, after which [Steven] Tyler unleashed a massive, classic rock ‘n’ roll scream. It was a scream that said two things – Aerosmith would pump energy into the crowd the whole night, and Tyler’s voice hasn’t lost any of its edge throughout the years…The arena was loud, the band looked great, and Tyler reinforced his reputation as one of rock ‘n’ roll’s best frontmen…It showed that the essence of rock ‘n’ roll is ageless, and that even a relatively spectacle-free arena show can be entertaining as hell given the right talent.”

–David Accomazzo, PHOENIX NEW TIMES, 6/15/15

“If their performance at Glendale’s Gila River Arena on Saturday night, June 13, 2015, the opening night of this year’s Blue Army Tour, is any indication, Aerosmith will not be relinquishing their crown as America’s greatest rock and roll band any time soon. For ninety five minutes, lead singer Steven Tyler, guitar ace Joe Perry, underrated guitarist Brad Whitford, cool bassist Tom Hamilton and non-stop drummer Joey Kramer, treated the near sell-out crowd to some classic Aerosmith (i.e. 1970’s blow your speaker out Aerosmith), familiar favorites (the late 80’s and early 90’s ‘MTV’ years) and even some deep cuts for the hard core fan. If there was any disappointment in the night, it was only because with Aerosmith, their time on stage can never last long enough. Any doubt that Aerosmith might have seen better days was erased with the opening number, ‘Draw the Line.’ As Hamilton played the song’s opening bass line, Tyler, dressed as only Tyler can, black pimp hat, dark glasses, scarfs, skin tight pants that nobody but Tyler could pull off, bounced past his bandmates and headed down the runway that extended into the audience. Followed closely by Perry, playing a mean slide guitar, the two did what Tyler and Perry do, electrify an entire arena…With Aerosmith, there is no wrong place to look. They don’t need fire or explosions or strobe lights to enhance their music. There are merits to watching each member of Aerosmith do what they do. Any further special effects might minimize what each of the band members do to contribute to the whole of the show…Once again, ‘America’s greatest rock and roll band’ lived up to their billing…For this night, Aerosmith made sure that the members of the blue army, both old and new recruits, were treated to the best of what Aerosmith can do. Long live the kings.”

–Ted Hansen, EXAMINER.COM, 6/14/15

For more info about AEROSMITH, contact MSO PR:

Mitch Schneider: [email protected]

Marcee Rondan: [email protected]

Aaron Feterl: [email protected]

Bari Lieberman: [email protected]

For more info about STEVEN TYLER, contact AKR Public Relations:

Amanda Ruisi: [email protected]

Samantha Goldstein: [email protected]