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Aerosmith‘s Steven Tyler and Joey Kramer pose with their awards at the 2020 MusiCares Person of the Year held at Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday night (January 24) in Los Angeles.

Joining them were bandmates Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, and Tom Hamilton.

Aerosmith was honored with the Person of the Year Award at this year’s MusiCares Gala during Grammys weekend. The band blocked Joey from performing with them at the event due to a temporary disability that would reportedly not allow him to perform at an “appropriate level.” He then sued the band for breach of contract, but the judge turned down his request to perform at the event.

Joey was allowed to attend as a guest and honoree, but left the stage after the band accepted the award.

“They are brothers. They refer to each other as brothers and they even fight like brothers,” the group’s lawyer Dina LaPolt said while introducing the band.

Aerosmith is responding to member Joey Kramer reportedly filing a lawsuit against them for excluding him from their 2020 Grammys performance.

The 69-year-old drummer says his fellow members – Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton, and Brad Whitford – are not letting him rejoin the band following a temporary disability, which has never been done to any of them, TMZ reports.

Joey reportedly suffered minor injuries in spring 2019, and when he felt he was ready to return, he was asked to audition to prove his could “play at an appropriate level.”

Joey says that the stress of the situation had “significant repercussions” to his health, and he wound up in the hospital in November, requiring him to cover the cost of a replacement drummer.

When Joey finally auditioned in early January, the band did not let him rejoin.

Aerosmith says they tried to get Joey back for months, but that he couldn’t get it together in time and always backed out.

Joey Kramer‘s legal team has requested that a judge allow him to rehearse with the band (rather than with a “click track”), but no final decision has been made. The case will be revisited on Tuesday (January 21).

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Johnny Depp and Joe Manganiello happily pose for a photograph together while hitting the red carpet at the grand opening of the Guitar Hotel at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel on Thursday (October 24) in Hollywood, Fla.

The 56-year-old entertainer was also joined at the event by his Hollywood Vampires bandmate Joe Perry, as well as guests Morgan Freeman, Miguel, Andy Cohen, Jeremy Piven and Pete Wentz.

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A three-year, $1.5 billion renovation lit up the South Florida sky to mark the Hollywood venue’s official reopening. The renovation added the new 36-story guitar-shaped tower with 638 rooms. Additionally, the venue doubled its casino floor space, while adding new restaurants and bar space, plus a renovation to Hard Rock Live.

Maroon 5 is set to take the stage tonight (October 25) as the first act in the newly renovated 7,000-seat Hard Rock Live.

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FYI: Jeremy is wearing an AllSaints shirt.

Johnny Depp hit the stage alongside his Hollywood Vampires bandmates on last night’s (July 30) episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden!

The 56-year-old entertainer and his bandmates – Joe Perry and Alice Cooper – rocked out to their version of David Bowie‘s classic song “Heroes” for the Stage 56 audience.

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Johnny and the Hollywood Vampires‘ cover of “Heroes” appears on the band’s new album Rise, which was released in June. The 16-track record was produced by Tommy Henriksen and mainly comprises original tunes, though there are also covers off the Jim Carroll Band‘s “People Who Died” and Johnny Thunder‘s “You Can’t Put Your Arms Around a Memory.”

Last month, Johnny Depp and his bandmates also rocked the stage on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Johnny Depp hit the stage alongside his Hollywood Vampires bandmates on last night’s (June 19) episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!

The 56-year-old entertainer and his bandmates – Joe Perry and Alice Cooper – rocked out on outdoor stage to play two songs, a cover David Bowie‘s “Heroes” and their very own “I Want My Now.”

“I Want My Now” serves as the opening track on the group’s new album Rise, which is set to be released tomorrow (June 21st). The 16-track album, produced by Tommy Henriksen, is the second full-length effort from the band – You can pre-save it here!

“Rise is not only a totally different animal than the first Vampires album, it is unique to anything I’ve ever been a part of,” Cooper said in a statement. “I approached it very differently than I usually do when working on an album. Each of us; Joe, Johnny, Tommy and myself have written songs on this album. What is different though is that I didn’t try to change any songs to be more ‘Alice-like.’”

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Johnny Depp waves to the cameras while arriving for his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

The 56-year-old The Professor actor was spotted making his way into the El Capitan Theatre on Wednesday (June 12) in Hollywood.

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He wore a “Stay Humble or Be Humbled” t-shirt and a tan hat.

Johnny took the stage to perform with his supergroup Hollywood Vampires, a rock group formed by Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper, and Joe Perry to honor the music of rock stars who passed away from excess in the 1970s.

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Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry reportedly collapsed after performing with Billy Joel at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Saturday night (November 10).

A source is telling TMZ that the 68-year-old musician left the stage after performing “Walk This Way” and walked back to his dressing room. The source says he collapsed and “looked terrible.”

Paramedics came and he reportedly was put on a stretcher and taken to the hospital. His condition has not been released at this time.

Our thoughts are with Joe and we’re hoping he makes a quick recovery.