Aerosmith is putting some not-so-subtle clues out into the world about a potential farewell tour.
A number of venues around the United States are projecting an image of Aerosmith’s wings logo. These venues are then sharing the image on social media. Instead of the band’s name at the bottom of the logo, the swirly script reads “Peace Out.”
Among the venues projecting this image are TD Garden in Boston, Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Ball Arena in Denver, State Farm Arena in Atlanta and Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City.
Additionally, Aerosmith’s website currently features a countdown clock that is set to expire at 10 AM ET on May 1.
Of course, these farewell tour speculations are a bit awkward, considering recent comments from Joe Perry. The guitarist said earlier this month Aerosmith is expected to tour this fall, but it’ll likely be without drummer Joey Kramer.
“Drumming is probably one of the most athletic parts of playing in a band, so it’s really hard,” said Perry. “It’s been mostly because physically, [Joey has] just been beating himself up over the last 50 years. So, I don’t know. I mean, he’s still officially a member of the band, but I don’t think he’s gonna be sitting behind the drums, at least for this next run. Other than that, I really can’t say.”