Aerosmith is back on stage for the first time since Steven Tyler finishes his rehabilitation stint following a drug relapse earlier this year.
The recent performance in Bangor, Maine, also marked the band's first show post-pandemic, a thing that they have looked forward to most after unfortunate delays and postponements.
Steven Tyler, on the other hand, seemed to be all and well despite the very worrying relapse that prompted him to enter rehab and postpone the "Deuces Are Wild" Las Vegas Residency Tour.
Aerosmith Bangor, Maine Concert
Blasting their classic hits on full volume, award-winning rock band Aerosmith took everyone on a trip to memory lane as they played their songs for the first time in years.
According to Rolling Stone, Aerosmith's setlist last Sunday at the Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor, Maine was packed with well-loved fan favorites. These include songs like "Sweet Emotion," "Rag Doll," "Love In An Elevator," "Livin' on Edge," and "Sweet Emotion," among many others.
The band has also surprised their fans in Maine when they performed "Remember (Walking in the Sand)" and "Full Circle" which they last performed in 2017 and 2013 respectively.
Aerosmith closed their set with a medley of their most well-known songs - "Big Ten Inch Record," "Walk This Way," and "Dream On."
Aerosmith Maine Concert First Post-Pandemic Concert
The Bangor, Maine concert was Aerosmith's first performance after the coronavirus pandemic ravaged the world.
The last time that fans saw the band perform was way back in February 2020 at the Park Theatre at Park MGM in Las Vegas.
Since then the band was forced to delay their "Deuces are Wild" Las Vegas Residency Tour.
Supposedly, they are set to return in June and July 2022 for their Las Vegas Residency. However, frontman Steven Tyler had a drug relapse and went to rehab after working for his sobriety "for many years."
It was also Aerosmith's first performance after Steven Tyler finished his rehab in early July.
Based on the performance, it seems like Steven Tyler's health condition is in tip-top shape.
Last July, Steven Tyler's representative confirmed to PEOPLE Magazine that he is "doing extremely well" after the rehab and is "looking forward to getting back on stage.
Tyler entered rehab voluntarily on May 25 as he took a drug after her foot surgery for pain management recovery purposes.
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