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Aerosmith x YUNGBLUD Team Up on “My Only Angel”: Classic Rock Royalty Meets Gen-Z Fire

Photo Credit: MTV
Photo Credit: MTV

Aerosmith and YUNGBLUD have unveiled a teaser for a collaborative single titled “My Only Angel.” It’s positioned as Aerosmith’s first new music in more than a decade, arriving on the heels of their joint Ozzy Osbourne tribute at the 2025 VMAs. Presave links are live; release date is expected imminently.


🎤 Why this matters

After retiring from touring in 2024 due to Steven Tyler’s vocal injury, Aerosmith re-entering the studio spotlight is a major moment for legacy rock. Pairing with YUNGBLUD bridges audiences across generations, keeping the band’s name relevant while tapping a younger fanbase. The move follows their well-received VMAs performance honoring Ozzy Osbourne, where Tyler and YUNGBLUD shared the stage.


🎶 What we know so far

  • Title: “My Only Angel”

  • Artists: Aerosmith & YUNGBLUD

  • Status: Teaser out; presave available now

  • Release timing: Not announced (framed as “coming soon”)

  • Context: First new Aerosmith music since 2012’s Music from Another Dimension!

Classic Rock confirms the collaboration and positions it as the band’s first fresh studio output in over a decade. Loudwire adds that the track is available to presave, signaling an imminent drop.


📺 The setup: VMAs chemistry → studio single

On September 7, 2025 at the VMAs, YUNGBLUD kicked off a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne before joining Steven Tyler (with Joe Perry on guitar) for “Mama, I’m Coming Home.” That high-profile moment appears to have set the stage for this studio partnership.


🔮 Reading the tea leaves

Coverage from Forbes notes the single may be a signal of bigger plans around Aerosmith’s return to recording activity. No official word yet beyond the teaser, but the rollout cadence (tease → presave) suggests a near-term release window.


🚀 What to watch next

  • Official release date & credits: Look for confirmation on who produced the track and whether Joe Perry is credited on guitars.

  • Companion visuals: Expect a performance video or behind-the-scenes short to capitalize on social momentum from the VMAs.

  • Follow-ups: If the response is strong, additional collabs or a multi-track drop wouldn’t be surprising — but nothing is confirmed.


FAQ

Q: Is this Aerosmith’s first new music since 2012?
A: Yes — multiple outlets describe “My Only Angel” as their first fresh studio release in more than a decade.

Q: When does “My Only Angel” come out?
A: Not announced yet; presave is live and coverage frames the release as imminent.

Q: Did this collab start at the VMAs?
A: The VMAs performance likely set the stage; the teaser arrived days later.

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