Experience the legendary duo, Ann and Nancy Wilson, as they take the stage with their powerhouse vocals and electrifying guitar skills. With these hospitality packages, you'll be treated to VIP treatment from start to finish. Enjoy premium seating that offers the best views of the stage, ensuring you don't miss a single moment of Heart's iconic performance. Indulge in a delectable pre-show dinner featuring a specially curated menu of gourmet dishes. Sip on complimentary drinks from the open bar and mingle with fellow music enthusiasts in our exclusive VIP lounge. Additionally, receive a limited edition merchandise item as a keepsake to commemorate this extraordinary evening. Make your Heart concert experience truly memorable with our hospitality ticket package, where exceptional music and unparalleled luxury merge for an evening you won't soon forget.
*The inclusions outlined above are standard features often found in VIP concert packages and hospitality ticket offerings.
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Heart is an American rock band that was formed in 1973 in Seattle, Washington. The band was initially formed by founding members Roger Fisher (guitar) and Steve Fossen (bass guitar), who had previously played together in several other projects like The Army (1967-1969), Hocus Pocus (1969-1970), and White Heart (1970-1973). However, Heart gained widespread recognition and success after the addition of the Wilson sisters, Ann Wilson (lead singer) and Nancy Wilson (guitarist and second vocalist).
Heart is known for their signature rock sound and powerful performances. They released numerous albums throughout their career, with notable hits including "Magic Man" (1976), "Barracuda" (1977), "These Dreams" (1986), and "Alone" (1987). The band has consistently sold millions of records and has had several comebacks in their career, exploring different genres and experimenting with their sound.
Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson have been integral members of Heart since the early 1970s, with Ann serving as the lead singer and Nancy contributing as a guitarist and second vocalist. They have been recognized as pioneers, being among the first women to front a hard rock band successfully.
Heart's discography includes 15 studio albums, nine live albums, nine compilation albums, 64 singles, and 35 music videos. The band has sold around 35 million records worldwide. Heart continues to create music, perform live, and have a dedicated fanbase.
Career Achievements
Heart has achieved numerous accomplishments throughout their career. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, recognizing their significant influence and contributions to rock music. They received four Grammy nominations and had multiple chart-topping singles on the Billboard charts.
Musical Style
Heart's sound is often described as a blend of hard rock, folk, pop, and power ballads. They are known for their dynamic and powerful performances, with Ann Wilson's powerhouse vocals and Nancy Wilson's skilful guitar work being highlights of their music.
Lineup Changes
Over the years, there have been several lineup changes within the band. Roger Fisher and Steve Fossen departed in the early 1980s, and various musicians have joined and left Heart to fill those roles. However, Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson have remained the core members and the driving force behind the band.
Solo Projects
Both Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson have pursued solo projects alongside their work with Heart. Ann released her first solo album, "Hope & Glory," in 2007 and has continued to release solo music. Nancy released her debut solo album, "You and Me," in 2021, showcasing her songwriting talent and diverse musical influences.
Charity Work
The members of Heart have been actively involved in philanthropy and charity work. They have supported various causes, including animal rights, women's health, and environmental issues. Ann Wilson is a supporter of the Humane Society.
Heart's extensive career spans several decades, and they continue to captivate audiences with their powerful performances and timeless music.
1. "Barracuda" - This iconic rock anthem was released in 1977 and remains one of Heart's most recognizable songs.
2. "Alone" - Released in 1987, this power ballad became one of Heart's biggest hits and reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
3. "Crazy On You" - It is a classic Heart song from their debut album "Dreamboat Annie" released in 1976. The song features Ann Wilson's powerful vocals and Nancy Wilson's intricate guitar work.
4. "Magic Man" - Another track from the "Dreamboat Annie" album, this song showcases the band's dynamic sound and storytelling lyrics.
5. "These Dreams" - Released in 1985, this song became Heart's first number-one hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It is a beautiful ballad with Ann Wilson's captivating vocals.
6. "What About Love" - This power ballad, released in 1985, became one of Heart's most successful singles, reaching the top 10 on the charts.
7. "Never" - Also released in 1985, this song features a catchy melody and strong vocal performances by Ann and Nancy Wilson.
8. "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You" - This song, released in 1990, became one of Heart's biggest hits and topped the charts in several countries.
9. "Dog and Butterfly" - The title track from Heart's fourth studio album, released in 1978, this song showcases the band's ability to blend rock with folk influences.
10. "Straight On" - Released in 1978, this song features energetic guitar riffs and powerful vocals, capturing the essence of Heart's sound.
1. "Dreamboat Annie" (1976) - This debut album helped to establish Heart's signature sound and includes hits like "Magic Man" and "Crazy on You".
2. "Little Queen" (1977) - Heart's second album includes classic rock tracks like "Barracuda" and "Kick It Out".
3. "Dog & Butterfly" (1978) - This album showcases Heart's diversity with a mix of hard rock, folk, and acoustic ballads. Hits from the album include "Straight On" and the title track "Dog & Butterfly".
4. "Heart" (1985) - This self-titled album was a commercial success and includes hits like "What About Love," "Never," and "These Dreams".
5. "Bad Animals" (1987) - Released two years after "Heart," "Bad Animals" includes classics like "Alone" and "Who Will You Run To"