Breaking News: Aerosmith's Steven Tyler Injured - Shocking Update on 2023 Farewell Tour!

Steven Tyler will need to postpone his return to performing due to a significant vocal cord injury. The 75-year-old singer has suffered a fractured larynx, as confirmed by a statement on Aerosmith's verified Facebook page. Consequently, the band has decided to reschedule the remaining dates of their "Peace Out" farewell tour to the following year, 2024.

"To all our fans: Regrettably, it is with great sadness that we inform you of the severity of Stevens vocal injury, which has exceeded our initial expectations. The medical professional treating him has confirmed that, apart from the damage to his vocal cords, he has also sustained a fracture in his larynx, necessitating continuous medical attention," conveyed the statement.

"Rest assured, he is receiving the utmost quality healthcare to expedite his recovery. However, given the complex nature of a fracture, patience is paramount. Consequently, all the forthcoming PEACE OUT shows have regrettably been postponed until an unspecified time in 2024. We will promptly announce the rescheduled dates as soon as further information becomes available."

Tyler expressed his sadness at not being able to perform alongside Aerosmith and the amazing Black Crowes in a personal message. He mentioned his heartbreak and the fact that he considers his band members as brothers. Tyler also acknowledged the incredible support from their fans worldwide and assured them that they would return to the stage as soon as possible. The announcement about Tyler's vocal cord damage and the consequent bleeding, which compelled him to take a thirty-day hiatus from singing, was made earlier this month.

The remaining tour dates for their "Peace Out" tour, which were originally scheduled for October, November, and December, will now be rescheduled. This North American tour, consisting of 40 dates, was meant to commemorate Aerosmith's 50 years together and serve as a final farewell.

CNNs Lisa Respers France contributed to this story.