Heart, the iconic band known for the dynamic combination of Nancy Wilson's guitar prowess and Ann Wilson's powerhouse vocals, is embarking on an extensive world tour this spring and fall. Nancy Wilson has described the upcoming tour as a 'full-on rocker size' experience, emphasizing the band's commitment to delivering an electrifying performance.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers will be treating fans to a mix of their classic hits such as 'Magic Man,' 'Crazy on You,' and 'Alone,' along with selections from their solo projects, including Ann Wilson's 'Miss One and Only' and Nancy Wilson's 'Love Mistake.' Additionally, audiences can look forward to hearing a new track titled 'Roll the Dice' during the tour.
Nancy Wilson expressed the band's excitement at the prospect of choosing from a diverse catalog of beloved songs, highlighting the timeless appeal of tracks like 'Barracuda,' a standout from their album 'Little Queen.' The tour will kick off in Greenville, South Carolina, and will include stops in major cities across the United States, as well as international destinations such as London, Oslo, and Montreal.
Heart's Royal Flush Tour will feature Cheap Trick as the opening act for many shows, with special appearances by Def Leppard and Journey at select stadium dates. The band's lineup will include talented musicians such as Ryan Wariner, Ryan Waters, Paul Moak, Tony Lucido, and Sean T. Lane, alongside Ann and Nancy Wilson.
Despite facing challenges in the past, including a personal incident involving Ann Wilson's husband, Nancy Wilson emphasized the enduring bond between the sisters and their shared dedication to their music. The upcoming tour marks a return to the spotlight for Heart after a hiatus, with the band eager to connect with fans old and new.
Nancy Wilson reflected on Heart's groundbreaking journey in the music industry, noting the lack of female role models in rock during their early years. She expressed pride in the current wave of female rockers and highlighted the band's influence on generations of artists.
Looking ahead, Nancy Wilson revealed a dream of performing on 'Saturday Night Live' to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Heart's debut album, 'Dreamboat Annie.' As the band continues to make its mark on music history, fans can anticipate an unforgettable celebration of Heart's enduring legacy.
