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Photo: Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Yungblud / Instagram   Aerosmith has become only the fifth act ever to score a Top 10 album on the Billboard 200 in six different decades.  Their new five-song EP One More Time , made with British rocker Yungblud , debuted at No. 9 this week.  The group now joins Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen , and James Taylor in this rare achievement.  Photo: Steven Tyler, Yungblud, Joe Perry / Instagram Aerosmith first hit the Top 10 in the 1970s with Rocks , followed by major albums like Pump , Get a Grip , and Nine Lives .  Their 2000s success continued with Just Push Play  and Music From Another Dimension!  in 2012.  One More Time  is their first release since canceling their 2023 farewell tour due to Steven Tyler’s vocal injury.  The EP includes four new songs with Yungblud and a 2025 remix of “Back in the Saddle.”  Its lead single, “My Only Angel,” also features an acoustic remix with ...

Photo: Steven Tyler, YUNGBLUD, Joe Perry / Instagram   YUNGBLUD is teaming up with rock legends Aerosmith for a new EP titled One More Time , out everywhere on November 21.  The “Zombie” singer said the project began after Joe Perry messaged him to praise his song “Hello Heaven, Hello,” leading to an impromptu studio session with Perry and Steven Tyler in Florida.  YUNGBLUD described their chemistry as “two puppies and a cat,” saying he and Tyler shared wild energy while Perry stayed cool and focused.  Photo: YUNGBLUD / Instagram   The EP will include a “stadium rock & roll” song, an “outlaw country” track, and a new version of Aerosmith’s “Back In The Saddle.”  YUNGBLUD also recalled how Ozzy Osbourne once told him to “conquer America,” which he’s now working hard to do.  His U.S. tour sold out within minutes, showing his growing fan base across the country.  The British rocker said breaking into America means a lot to him because “it’s wher...

Photo: Yungblud / Instagram   Yungblud has shared who he would want in his dream supergroup, and his picks may surprise fans.  The 28-year-old English singer revealed his fantasy lineup during his recent appearance on the Lipps Service  podcast.  When asked which artists, living or dead, he would choose, Yungblud didn’t hold back.  Photo: Yungblud / Instagram On drums, he chose Led Zeppelin legend John Bonham, calling him “100 percent the best.”  On bass, he picked Gary “Mani” Mounfield from The Stone Roses for his “underrated funk.”  For lead guitar, he chose Johnny Marr of The Smiths, and on rhythm guitar, AC/DC’s Malcolm Young.  He said Ozzy Osbourne’s keyboardist Adam Wakeman would handle keys because “he makes me feel safe.”  For vocals, he picked himself, Stevie Nicks, and David Bowie, calling the mix “crazy.”  Yungblud recently performed with other rock stars during Ozzy Osbourne tributes and is now touring Europe before heading t...

Photo: Yungblud / Instagram   British rocker Yungblud opened up about his rise to fame and the heroes who inspired him in a new interview with “CBS Mornings.”  The 28-year-old musician, born Dominic Harrison, released his fourth album Idols  in June, marking his third straight No. 1 on the U.K. charts.  Growing up in Doncaster, England, in a family that owned guitar shops, Yungblud said he always knew music was his path.  Photo: Yungblud / Instagram   After moving to London at 15, he formed a band that first found fame in the Netherlands before breaking through in the U.K.  Despite success, he said the pressure and online criticism once sent him into a “downward spiral,” which he overcame through boxing.  Yungblud shared that working with legends like Aerosmith and Ozzy Osbourne has been a dream come true.  He performed “Changes” with Osbourne at the rocker’s farewell concert in July, calling it a magical moment.  Before Osbourne’s death...