Seeing your favorite musician perform live is one of those moments of pure joy that you can't quite put into words. Sure, you may also be surrounded by hundreds or thousands of other fans, but knowing they feel exactly the same way is what makes it special for everyone.
In the back of our heads, we can't help but fantasize about a chance encounter with the celeb, even being asked to perform with the legendary icons. That's something that can actually come true if you happen to be in the audience at an Adele show!
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is another artist known for forming incredible bonds with his fans. The rocker has joined in with street musicians performing his songs on more than one occasion in the past. This time, however, he brings one lucky young man right onstage with him for a truly heartwarming moment.
Canadian mega-fan Anthony Yorfido was devastated when he was unable to snag tickets to either of the band's sold-out shows at Fallsview Casino in Niagara Falls. That's when fate stepped in for the 23-year-old, who has Down syndrome, as he joined his mom on a trip to a medical supply store. They noticed a limo parked outside and inside found Tyler himself! The rocker was there purchasing a back brace, but according to CBC news, Tyler told Yorfido's mom, "I didn't stop in here to get a back brace, I stopped in here to meet my new friend Anthony."
Tyler provided Yorfido with backstage passes and even let him help out on maracas for the intro to "Sweet Emotion."
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