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Aerosmith Star Sidelined By Illness
10/22/2013
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(hennemusic) Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton fell ill and was unable to perform at the Monsters Of Rock date in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, so the band brought in backup David Hull for the show, and video of the event is available.

Hull, who has subbed for Hamilton on previous occasions, is a member of the Joe Perry Project. The Monsters Of Rock show was part of Aerosmith's current South American tour in support of their latest album, "Music From Another Dimension."

The group will wrap up their dates with three more shows this week � Brasilia, Brazil (Wed), Rio de Janeiro (Thu) and Mexico City (Sun). Check out the Monsters Of Rock footage here.

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