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Aerosmith Tribute Band formed in London during summer 2000 and started gigging in Dec 2001, playing over 100 shows in their first 2 years of activity throughout the country and in Northern Ireland. The wide repertoire performed by the Aerosmith Tribute Band is likely to satisfy even the most demanding Aerosmith fans.

You’ll hear, among the others, classics like ‘Walk This Way’, ‘Sweet Emotion’, ‘Dream On’, ‘Mama Kin’, 'Toys in the Attic' as well as hits like “Dude Looks Like A Lady’, ‘Rag Doll’, ‘Angel’, ‘ I Don't Want To Miss A Thing’, ‘Pink’, and plenty more.

The Aerosmith Tribute Band gigs history includes many of the major UK venues such as Nottingham Rock City, JB’s, the Norwich Waterfront, Fleece & Firkin, Butlins Resorts, Rock Café 2000, Bradford Rio, Glasgow Strawberry Fields, Belfast Empire and Ulster Hall, etc., as well as gigs in Ireland, the Channel Islands, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Italy and Germany. New venues are constantly added to the TT schedule, who are proving themselves as one of the most successful tribute bands on the scene.

Jay has been perfecting his StevenTyler act since 1995 and has since toured nationally & internationally to audiences everywhere throughout the USA, Central Ameriaca, Japan and now Europe with his current UK based Aerosmith Tribute Band.

Steven Tyler was even quoted as saying "This guy does me better than I do me" - and no wonder, you couldn't get any closer visually or vocally than Jay. He even nails all the mannerisms effortlessly. All the costumes are stunning and the band is top notch. If you like Aerosmith you’re going to love this band!


AUDIO
	Don't Wanna Miss A Thing
	Song And Dance
	Rag Doll
	Train

Client Comments

““Aerosmith Tribute Band’ live set features songs spanning Aerosmith’s 30-year career, and they perform rock classics such as Walk this way and Dude looks like a lady with an intensity of which the ageing rockers would be proud.”

Simon Shaw, Belfast Community Telegraph

“Since Aerosmith hasn’t performed in Belfast after a King’s Hall gig back in the late Eighties, the arrival of the “Aerosmith Tribute Band may just be what the doctor ordered for withdrawal-suffering Ulster fans!”

Belfast Sunday Life