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Comeback or Farewell? Guns N’ Roses, Black Crowes, and Friends Salute Aerosmith at Hollywood Bowl

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What Rolling Stone reported

During the first of their two-night “California Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends” concerts, drummer Joey Kramer played part of the set along with Dave Grohl and John Douglas

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Comeback or Farewell? Guns N’ Roses, Black Crowes, and Friends Salute Aerosmith at Hollywood Bowl. During the first of their two-night “California Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends” concerts, drummer Joey Kramer played part of the set along with Dave Grohl and John Douglas Covered by 2 publications. Rolling Stone: Comeback or Farewell? Guns N’ Roses, Black Crowes, and Friends Salute Aerosmith at Hollywood Bowl. The Hollywood Reporter: Aerosmith brings Friends Gun N’ Roses, Black Crowes to Hollywood Bowl as Steven Tyler Returns to the Stage.

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  1. Rolling Stone United States Comeback or Farewell? Guns N’ Roses, Black Crowes, and Friends Salute Aerosmith at Hollywood Bowl During the first of their two-night “California Dream On: Aerosmith & Friends” concerts, drummer Joey Kramer played part of the set along with Dave Grohl and John Douglas 2 h ago · Tier 2
  2. The Hollywood Reporter United States Aerosmith brings Friends Gun N’ Roses, Black Crowes to Hollywood Bowl as Steven Tyler Returns to the Stage "We’re going to rock this place so hard you’re going to think the big one is coming," Frontman Steven Tyler told the crowd in the group's first show in three years after abruptly canceling their farewell tour back in 2023. 2 h ago · Tier 2

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