Aerosmith Hollywood Bowl Setlist

Jackson Turner 10/30/2026

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Rock legends often face agonizing goodbyes, but the story of Aerosmith’s recent detour off the touring road offers a more complicated, and ultimately more remarkable, chapter. Just a year ago, the anticipation for their final tour, the Peace Out… Farewell Tour, was abruptly cut short in 2023 due to Steven Tyler’s vocal challenges.

The band had to make a heartbreaking decision to retire from the touring stage, hoping to allow their members the space they needed for recovery. It was a departure that left fans mourning what felt like the end of an era.

However, the music world knows that some legends refuse to stay silent. Time and fate, it seems, were aligning for a truly spectacular, if unexpected, reunion. After a period of waiting, the unthinkable happened: Aerosmith made a triumphant return to the stage, proving that the spirit of the band is far from extinguished.

In 2025, Steven Tyler miraculously made a return to the spotlight, even performing at Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell concert, setting the stage for the long-awaited comeback. Now, Aerosmith is back, not for a world tour, but for a deeply special, intimate performance that captured the magic of the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

On October 29th, the band and their special guests delivered a performance that was less a farewell and more a celebration of enduring rock history. The show was a veritable feast of musical titans, drawing legendary acts to share the stage with the reunited rockers.

The night was packed with incredible collaborations. The energy started with Godsmack kicking things off with classics like ‘Make It’ and ‘Lightning Strikes’, followed by Warren Haynes stepping up to deliver tracks like ‘Lord of the Thighs’ and ‘Walkin’ the Dog’. The show featured a dazzling interplay between icons, including a performance of ‘Livin’ on the Edge’ by Billy Idol and Steve Stevens, and powerhouse renditions from The Black Crowes, who delivered classics such as ‘Let The Music Do The Talking’ and ‘Chip Away the Stone’.

The lineup continued to feature Guns N’ Roses, who brought their raw energy with anthems like ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ and ‘Paradise City’, alongside Aerosmith’s own hits. The setlist was a masterclass in rock history, showcasing deep cuts and unforgettable stadium anthems. Aerosmith themselves delivered their signature tracks, including ‘Toys in the Attic’, ‘Back in the Saddle’, ‘Sweet Emotion’, and ‘Dream On’, weaving their legacy into the narrative of the evening.

The performance culminated in a truly unique display, featuring Johnny Depp on guitar during ‘Train Kept A-Rollin’ and Joey Kramer returning to the stage for ‘Walk This Way’, with John Douglas also contributing to the rhythm. This incredible confluence of musicians created an event that felt like a dream come true for rock fans everywhere.

This remarkable evening wasn’t just a concert; it was a powerful statement about resilience and the unbreakable bond of rock music. And as they prepare for another performance at the Hollywood Bowl on November 1st, the anticipation is palpable for what promises to be another unforgettable night of music history.