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AEROSMITH: Hometown Show To Be Filmed For 'Get Shorty' Sequel

June 22, 2004

The audience at AEROSMITH's June 24 sold-out hometown show at the Tweeter Center in Boston will be immortalized on the silver screen when their classic hit "Cryin'" from that night's performance is filmed for the upcoming MGM/UA movie "Be Cool". Due out in 2005, the sequel to "Get Shorty" stars John Travolta and Uma Thurman and is based on the Elmore Leonard book of the same name. AEROSMITH wrap their U.S. tour at the end of June in connection with their widely acclaimed "Honkin' On Bobo" album before heading to Japan in July for seven shows.

(Thanks: Dean)

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