Aerosmith leader Steven Tyler voluntarily checked himself into a rehab facility after a recent "relapse".
The classic rock band were expected to begin performing in Las Vegas at Park MGM in June.[/B]
An announcement posted on Aerosmith's Instagram account[/B] said that Tyler, 74, recently relapsed following surgery.
"As many of you know, our beloved brother Stephen has worked on his sobriety for many years. After undergoing foot surgery to prepare for concerts and having to manage pain during the procedure, he recently relapsed and voluntarily entered a treatment program to focus on his health and recovery."
Steven Tyler has spoken openly about the substance abuse issues[/B] he has faced in the past. The singer was treated for prescription drug abuse in 2009.[/P]Tyler announced to CNN in 2017 his intentions to found Janies House, a shelter for abused and neglected girls just outside of Atlanta, because he met women during rehab who were seeking treatment, in part, because of the abuse they had suffered.
Aerosmith's performances in June and July were cancelled.[/B]
The band apologized to fans who will be affected by the cancellations, "especially our most loyal fans who often travel long distances to experience their concerts".
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