text=<B><font size="+15">1990</font></B>
- Aerosmith takes a well-deserved break and begins writing new material for the next album
- "What It Takes" hits #9 on the Charts
- August - Donnington Park, England - Aerosmith is joined by longtime hero Jimmy Page to jam with them onstage for "Train Kept a' Rollin'", an old Yardbirds classic which Aerosmith had covered in the Seventies. 
- Aerosmith plays a 'secret' gig at London's Marquee club. Jimmy Page joins them onstage for 6 songs
- September - Aerosmith receives two MTV Music Awards for:
Best Metal / Hard Rock Video - "Janie's Got A Gun"
Viewers Choice Award - "Janie's Got A Gun"
<B><font size="+15">1991</font></B>
- Aerosmith inks a new record deal with Sony Music
- Aerosmith receives a Grammy for "Janie's Got A Gun"
- "Pandora's Box", a 3 CD Box Set, is released
- Aerosmith makes an appearance on "The Simpsons"
- Aerosmith are inducted into The Boston Garden Hall of Fame
- September - Aerosmith wins MTV Music Awards:
Best Metal / Hard Rock Video - "The Other Side"
<B><font size="+15">1992</font></B>
- Aerosmith wins, "Outstanding Rock Band" and "Best Rock Video" at the Boston Music Awards 
- In the fight against censorship, Aerosmith gives $10,000 to the List Visual Arts Center at MIT in Boston, to fund a sexually explicit exhibition of photographs and sculptures for which the National Endowment For The Arts had pulled support 
- Aerosmith shoots the "Rock The Vote" video for a massive, national TV campaign encouraging America's youth to vote in the Presidential elections 
<B><font size="+15">1993</font></B>
- Get A Grip is released, shooting to #1 on the charts and selling over 5 million copies 
- September - Aerosmith plays Long Island's Jones Beach Theater and New York's Madison Square Garden, inspiring Newsday's Ira Robbins to write: 
    "Whatever it is that fuels Aerosmith's unforgettable fire after all these years (carrot juice? pasta? Milk of Magnesia?) must have been plentifully stocked backstage. The band's live sets at the time were only building more momentum as their new lifestyles fired them into a natural oblivion on stage."
- Sony/Columbia reissues all twelve of the band's Columbia releases in Box of Fire box set 
- Aerosmith wins MTV Music Awards: Viewer's Choice Award for "Livin' On The Edge" 
- The band scores Billboard hits with "Livin' On The Edge", "Cryin'", "Crazy", and "Amazing", putting the band back in its rightful place as one of the most popular bands in the world. 
<B><font size="+15">1994</font></B>
- August - Aerosmith gives a stunning performance at Woodstock '94 headlining Saturday nights' show, which also featured Metallica, Blind Mellon and Nine Inch Nails, in a torrential downpour that was followed by a spectacular fireworks display. 
- 'Get A Grip' World Tour steamrolls through North America, Canada, Europe, and Japan 
- Aerosmith performs "Livin' on The Edge" at the Grammy Awards with the song winning "Best Performance by a Duo or a Group" 
- Cryin is voted #1 All Time Favorite Video as voted by MTV viewers - "Cryin'" 
Best Video - "Cryin'" 
Best Group Video - "Cryin'" 
Viewer's Choice Award - "Cryin'" 
- Aerosmith honored at "People's Choice Awards" 
- Aerosmith honored at American Music Awards 
- Aerosmith stars in their own video arcade game, Revolution X 
- Aerosmith tours Latin America for the first time, headlining the Hollywood Rocks Festival in Rio in addition to playing their own stadium shows in Argentina 
<B><font size="+15">1995-6</font></B>
- Aerosmith win their Third Grammy at the 37th Annual Grammy Awards for "Best Performance By A Duo or Group with Vocal" - "Crazy" 
<B><font size="+15">1997</font></B>
- Aerosmith's album, entitled Nine Lives, debuts at number 1 on the US Billboard charts in its first week of release 
- Aerosmith's Official Website, www.aerosmith.com debuts with 550,000 hits in its first 24 hours 
- Band releases Nine Lives as a CD Extra allowing the user to play along with three of the songs on the album 
- Worldwide tour kicks off in Newcastle, England May 8th 
- Within 4 weeks of release, album goes gold in 6 countries, platinum in 1 and double platinum in 2 
- Aerosmith wins MTV's Best Rock Video Award for "Falling In Love Is Hard On The Knees" (the first single released from Nine Lives) 
- Aerosmith is the recipient of the 1997 Nordoff Robbins Silver Cleff Award, and raises in excess of $800,000 for the foundation 
- Official Aerosmith biography 'Walk This Way' released September 10, published by AVON 
<B><font size="+15">1998</font></B>
- Aerosmith nominated for 2 Awards at the 1998 Grammy's. 
Best Rock Album - "Nine Lives" 
Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group " - Falling in Love(Is Hard On The Knees)" 
- Aerosmith win award for Best Rock Album, and Steven Tyler for Best Vocalist at the 1998 Boston Music Awards 
- British and Japanese versions of the official Aerosmith biography 'Walk This Way' released January 15, 1998 and February 25, 1998 respectively 
- Aerosmith complete a sold out Dome tour of Japan as part of their Nine Lives World Tour in March 1998, the first ever by an International Artist. 
- Aerosmith complete a 5,000 person chat from Japan on Yahoo 
- Aerosmith's 12th studio album Nine Lives certified double platinum in the USA 
- Due to a knee injury sustained by Steven Tyler on stage in Anchorage, Alaska, (April 29, 1998), Aerosmith are forced to postpone 18 North American shows and cancel 20 European dates. This is the first time in Aerosmith's history that multiple dates have had to be re-scheduled. 
- Due to 2nd degree burns sustained by Joey Kramer in a freak gas station fire (July 15, 1998), the planned commencement of the summer run was postponed once again until September 9, 1998. 13 shows were re-scheduled. 
- April 1998 - Aerosmith record the lead track for the film Armageddon: The Album, entitled "I Don't Want To Miss a Thing". The record explodes at radio around the world. 
- Armageddon: The Album was released in the U.S. on June 23, 1998 featuring 4 Aerosmith tracks: "I Don't Want To Miss a Thing", "What Kind of Love are You On?", "Sweet Emotion", and "Come Together". All are featured in the movie. 
- Armageddon: The Album reaches #1 on the Billboard Top 200 albums chart one week after it's debut at #4. The #1 position was retained for 2 consecutive weeks. Within four weeks the album was platinum. 
- Aerosmith perform at the 'Armageddon' World Premiere at The Kennedy Space Center, June 29, 1998. (Steven Tyler takes the stage in a full leg brace). 
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Aerosmith exhibit erected April 1998. 
- August 1998 - "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" from Armageddon: The Album reaches number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. The first ever number one for the band. 
- Aerosmith win two awards at the 1998 MTV Music Video Awards, attending the ceremony to collect them in person: 
Best Rock Video - "Pink" 
Best Video From a Film - "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" 
"The thing that really stands out in my mind about Aerosmith  is that we're still fucking together. Whatever we've done together and whatever we've become, is second to the fact that we're still doing this. I'm still in love with these guys. I'm not saying it didn't take a lot of work because drugs will take you and pull you apart. But it wasn't anything we shot up or put up our noses that gave us the edge- it was Joe Perry's fuck-all, being as abrasive as that motherfucker is, and Brad Whitford's ear, Tom Hamilton's well-aimed simplicity and Joey Kramer's solid bed of backbeat. Keeping this band together has been the hardest and happiest thing we've done in our lives. It's been a long time coming. So for all the music and all the other stuff that comes from Aerosmith, the most amazing thing is that we're still playing and still having some fucking fun." 
- Steven Tyler