The veteran band played favorites from throughout their 50-year career to kick off their Peace Out tour on Saturday.
Until the climactic explosion of confetti and streamers, it never really felt like Aerosmith was saying goodbye as the veteran rockers kicked off their Peace Out farewell tour at the Wells Fargo Center on Saturday.
So if anyone was wondering if approaching the end of their half-century run was maturing the Toxic Twins, there’s your answer. The evening was barely two songs in when Tyler, roaming the platforms of the sprawling, neon-lit stage, discovered the obvious phallic humor to be derived from a waist-high microphone mounted to a railing. At 75, “irrepressible” remains the best catchall to describe the singer.
There was no question which half the ear-splittingly loud audience at the Wells Fargo preferred. A midshow run of bluesy deep cuts — including the wintry “Seasons of Winter,” a thundering “Rats in the Cellar” stretched out with guitar jams, and a cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Stop Messin’ Around” with Perry on lead vocals — seemed to test the crowd’s patience; the energy in the room was restored by the schlocky ballad “I Don’t Want To Miss a Thing.
The show itself had more than its share of those, as the production was still clearly working out some kinks. Despite the surfeit of prompters, Tyler blanked on a verse of “No More No More;” the singer barked directions to the crew at several points; drummer John “John D” Douglas missed a cue on “Rag Doll.” The former drum tech is subbing for original member Joey Kramer, who is taking not-entirely-voluntary “leave of absence” for health reasons.
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