aerosmith

Aerosmith have been the focus of so many books, interviews and documentaries over the years that it's easy to assume there's nothing left to learn about the band

Aerosmith return to the road June 13 for a series of summer dates they're calling the 'Blue Army Tour.'

This third album found the group working to maintain a rock audience while making another bid for crossover success.

They finally rewarded the loyalty of old-school fans who weren't thrilled with more recent pop-influenced material.

Today's lesson is a great Aerosmith song that still gets a lot of air play on the radio. Last Child is a tune that if you kicked it out in a bar the folks would go nuts. Hopefully you have a singer that can do Steven Tyler justice. But here ya go loosen up those fingers and most of all Enjoy...

Hey everybody!!! It is time for me to share one of my favorites with you. Every day I cruise the internet looking for whatever tune floats my boat at the moment! Today my favorite is Aerosmith. I would love to hear your suggestions, and who knows maybe I will post one of your favorites right here on The Hawk's website...

In today's lesson we will do a popular song from Aerosmith. Walk This Way is a tune from the album Toy's In The Attic that was a major hit for the band. It's not really too tough of a song but timing is a major fact for this one. So get ready for some fun loosen up those fingers and enjoy...

Dates for Aerosmith's 2015 tour continue to trickle out, with stops now confirmed for Santa Barbara, Calif., in July, and a special show a month later at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

Aerosmith's big-screen concert movie, Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014, shows in theaters on Thursday.

Today's lesson is part two of a song on Aerosmiths first album. We did part one last week on friday so here comes part two of the song Make It. Old Aerosmith was much more blues and boogie based than it is now and much easier to learn. So loosen up those fingers and Enjoy...

For Aerosmith, the Donington Park locale of their upcoming concert film has always had a deeper meaning -- both because of its history and because of its stench.

Today's lesson is from Aerosmith's first album a song called Make It. The tuning is a little different but nothing major so you shouldn't have a hard time. This is part one of this lesson so tomorrow we will do part two. Also Steven Tyler doesn't sing like himself in this tune as a matter of fact he hadn't found his signature voice on this first album so you should be able to sing it as well... Re