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AEROSMITH Performs For 30,000 Fans In Peru

May 24, 2010

According to LivingInPeru.com, Boston rockers AEROSMITH played in front of more than 30 thousand in Lima on Saturday, May 22 in what was their first-ever appearance in Peru.

AEROSMITH kicked off the show with "Eat the Rich" and performed 16 songs, including an encore of "Crazy", "Walk This Way", and the cover "Train Kept a-Rollin'". During the song "Cryin'"Tyler put on a chullo, the traditional knit Peruvian hat, to screams of approval from the crowd.

The band arrived in Lima on Friday after playing in Colombia and Venezuela, and stayed at Lima's Marriott hotel. According to the local press, AEROSMITH ate classic Peruvian dishes like ceviche and lomo saltado at the restaurant Huaca Pucllana — although Steven Tyler reportedly stayed in the hotel.

AEROSMITH will play in Chile on Tuesday, and follow it up with two concerts in Brazil — Porto Alegre and Sao Paulo — before ending its tour of Latin America in Costa Rica.

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