Steven Tyler
Steven Tyler is Aerosmith’s singer and songwriter, a solo country artist, and the founder of Janie’s Fund, with recent music alongside Yungblud.
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Known for
- Dream On1973 · Aerosmith singer and songwriter
YouTube - Toys in the Attic1975 · Aerosmith lead vocalist

- Walk This Way with Run-DMC1986 · Guest vocalist with Joe Perry
YouTube - Pump1989 · Aerosmith singer and co-writer

- I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing1998 · Aerosmith lead vocalist
YouTube - We’re All Somebody from Somewhere2016 · Debut solo album
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Overview
- Born
- March 26, 1948, New York City
- Birth name
- Steven Victor Tallarico
- Work
- Singer, songwriter and musician
- Band
- Aerosmith, formed in Boston in 1970
- Breakout
- “Dream On,” followed by Toys in the Attic and Rocks
- Solo debut
- We’re All Somebody from Somewhere (2016)
- Giving back
- Founded Janie’s Fund with Youth Villages in 2015
Mini bio
How it started.
Born Steven Victor Tallarico in New York City, Tyler began as a drummer and singer. In 1964 he formed the Strangeurs, later called Chain Reaction, in Yonkers. After seeing Joe Perry and Tom Hamilton play in New Hampshire, he joined forces with them and moved to Boston, where Aerosmith formed in 1970.
The songs fans grew up with.
Aerosmith’s 1973 debut introduced “Dream On.” The song became a much bigger hit when reissued in 1976, while albums such as Toys in the Attic and Rocks helped establish the band. Tyler’s high screams, colorful clothes and scarves draped over the microphone stand became part of his stage identity.
Finding new audiences.
In 1986 Tyler and Perry joined Run-DMC for a new version of “Walk This Way.” The collaboration helped bring Aerosmith back to wider attention, followed by Permanent Vacation, Pump and Get a Grip. Tyler also became an American Idol judge, and in 2016 released the country album We’re All Somebody from Somewhere, which reached number one on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart.
Music and a cause.
Tyler founded Janie’s Fund with Youth Villages in November 2015 to support girls who have experienced abuse and neglect. His recent work includes the One More Time EP with Aerosmith and Yungblud, benefit performances, and Aerosmith’s two California, Dream On shows at the Hollywood Bowl in 2026.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026Aerosmith (Legendary Edition)Original lead vocalist; collaborator on the new mix
- 2025One More TimeAerosmith vocalist and co-writer, collaborating with Yungblud
- 2016We’re All Somebody from SomewhereSolo recording artist
- 1998I Don’t Want to Miss a ThingAerosmith lead vocalist
- 1989PumpAerosmith lead vocalist and co-writer
- 1986Walk This Way, Run-DMC featuring AerosmithGuest vocalist alongside guitarist Joe Perry
- 1975Toys in the AtticAerosmith lead vocalist and co-writer
Awards
- Songwriters Hall of FameInducted in 2013, alongside songwriting partner Joe Perry.
- Rock & Roll Hall of FameInducted with Aerosmith in the Performer category in 2001.
- Four Grammy Awards with AerosmithBest Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal wins for “Janie’s Got a Gun,” “Livin’ on the Edge,” “Crazy” and “Pink.”
Quotes
I need your help to take care of abused and neglected girls and spread the word about Janie’s Fund.Steven Tyler, Janie’s Fund
His appeal on the charity’s website asks fans to help raise funds and support young people.
Trivia
- Before settling on Aerosmith, the band considered names including Jack Daniels and Spike Jones.
- He plays keyboards, harmonica and percussion as well as singing.
- His country solo debut includes a new version of “Janie’s Got a Gun.”
- He personally invited Steve Martin to add banjo to the Desert Road Version of “My Only Angel.”
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