The concert is will be the group’s second show this year
After previously announcing their first performance together since 2019, Heart have added another show to their 2023 itinerary.
Earlier this month, fans at Ann Wilson’s Santa Rosa, California show were treated to a monumental surprise. For the show’s encore, Ann brought out a very special guest – none other than her sister and fellow Heart member, Nancy Wilson. The duo had not shared a stage together since 2019, but reunited for a raucous performance of the band’s classic 1977 hit, “Barracuda.” Check out fan-filmed footage of the performance HERE.
“Ladies and gentlemen, we have an answer to a question with us tonight,” Ann said to the crowd. “A very, very good friend of mine – more than a friend. Let’s bring her out. Come on.”
On October 24, Heart confirmed a special performance on New Year’s Eve [December 31] at Climate Pledge Arena in their hometown of Seattle, Washington along with very special guests Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening. Building off the momentum, the group has also confirmed another headlining jaunt at Acrisure Arena in Palm Springs, California on Thursday, December 28.
Ticket pre-sales begin this Thursday, November 2 at 10am PT and run through 10pm PT using the code: BACKSTAGE. General tickets go on sale this Friday, November 3 at 10am PT at Ticketmaster.com.
Heart’s last album, Beautiful Broken, arrived back in 2016 through Concord Records. The group’s sixteenth studio effort, it peaked at No. 9 on Billboard’s Top Rock Albums chart. Consisting of mostly re-imagined songs from the band’s previous outings, the record did include two new tracks – “Two” and “I Jump.”
Shortly after the record’s release, the group when on hiatus due to tensions between the Wilson sisters. The reconciled for a tour in 2019, which was the last time they would perform together until earlier this month in California. Over the last two years, both Ann and Nancy have been touring with their respective solo bands. The Wilson sisters are, reportedly, working on new Heart music together.
Throughout their career, Heart have sold more than 35 million records and performed over 2,500 shows worldwide.
