Aeromyth is a Los Angeles Aerosmith tribute band formed in 2002, performing hit-heavy sets built around the band’s sound, look, and live feel. Their credits in the source material include nationwide shows, international dates, and events from clubs to Dodger Stadium.

Aeromyth is an Aerosmith tribute band formed in 2002. Based in Los Angeles, they perform Aerosmith’s greatest hits, including Walk This Way, Sweet Emotion, Toys, Dude Looks Like A Lady, Jaded, and Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing.

The band has played nationwide and internationally, with dates in Mexico, Canada, and El Salvador. Their shows have ranged from clubs and theaters to Dodger Stadium. Aeromyth also performs regularly in Las Vegas, Palm Springs, and Southern California.

Their live approach centers on recreating the sound, look, and onstage feel associated with Aerosmith. The band describes its objective as the suspension of disbelief while remaining true to the spirit of Aerosmith. According to the source material, the members walk, talk, act, perform, and look like the Aerosmith members they portray, including Steven Tyler and Joe Perry look-alikes.

At a Key Club performance in Hollywood, Dave Navarro was quoted as saying, I thought I was hearing an Aerosmith Album!

Aeromyth books for concerts, casinos, festivals, motorcycle runs, nightclubs, private events, corporate events, and other live settings. Their past performances listed in the source material include two sold out shows in San Salvador, El Salvador for the launch of Barena Beer; Summerfest in Milwaukee, WI on the Miller Oasis Stage, where they were noted as one of a few tribute bands on a bill with Damage Plan, Fuel, The Darkness, and Styx, playing to about 10,000 people; the RUNNAMUCCA motorcycle run in Winnemucca, Nevada for an audience of 5,000; Ottawa Riverfest in Ottawa, IL for an audience of 5,000; and the final FM 97.1 Arrowfest at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, a sold out show of more than 15,000 alongside Boston, REO Speedwagon, Styx, 38 Special, Edgar Winter, and Steppenwolf.

The source material describes the group as experienced professional musicians with many years of studio and stage experience, and presents the band as reliable in all aspects.