AudioMover has released a new video exploring Aerosmith’s comeback era, particularly their 1987 album Permanent Vacation.

The episode delves into the band's resurgence after being written off as a burned-out '70s act and their subsequent success with hits like "Walk This Way." Robert John Hadfield analyzes the turning point between Done With Mirrors and Permanent Vacation, discussing how Aerosmith's collaboration with Run-D.M.C.

on "Walk This Way" reignited their career and how outside songwriters helped transform Permanent Vacation into a multi-platinum monster.

In an interview with Billboard, guitarist Joe Perry discusses Aerosmith’s current status, stating that the band is not in touring mode but remains in touch for future options.

Perry notes his brotherly relationship with frontman Steven Tyler and their work on remixed versions of classic albums.

The guitarist also mentions Tyler's vocal cord injury and their decision to cancel 2023's farewell tour.

Billboard reports that Aerosmith has been working on new music, including an EP with Yungblud and periodic singing appearances by Tyler.

Meanwhile, Perry is touring with his Joe Perry Project and bassist Tom Hamilton has started a new band, Close Enemies.

As for future Aerosmith activities, Perry emphasizes the uncertainty of their situation, stating "You just never know" when discussing the band's prospects.