Fully enjoyed it
by Savannah on 4/25/24Enmarket Arena - SavannahWe fully enjoyed the concert. Loved the new Heart song they are working on. Ann and Nancy still looking and sounding good!
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Heart in Concert
Ann Wilson and her younger sister, Nancy Wilson first showed the world that women can rock when their band Heart stormed the charts in the '70s with hits like "Crazy on You," "Magic Man," "Barracuda," ‘Straight On," "Even It Up," "Kick It Out" and so many more. They continued topping the charts through the ‘80s and into the ‘90s with huge hits like "These Dreams," "Alone," "What About Love," "If Looks Could Kill," "Never," and a string of other hits that showcased the sisters' enormous talents as both musicians and singers. Along the way, Heart sold more than 30 million records, had 21 top 40 hits, sold out arenas worldwide, and had a profound influence on rock music.
In the mid-'90s, Ann and Nancy returned to Seattle and formed The Lovemongers, with long-time collaborator Sue Ennis and performer Frank Cox. After playing a number of sold-out shows in Seattle, Lovemongers cut Led Zeppelin's "Battle of Evermore" for the triple platinum soundtrack from the movie Singles, which was one of Nancy Wilson's first musical collaborations with her husband, filmmaker (and Singles writer/director) Cameron Crowe. This was followed by their work together on Jerry Maguire, the Grammy and Oscar winning Almost Famous, Vanilla Sky, and Elizabethtown.
After nearly 20 years of working together, each of the Wilson sisters took some time off to start their families and pursue solo projects. Nancy scored films and recorded a solo project, Live from McCabes. She and Cameron became the parents of Billy and Curtis, twin sons now 6 years old. Ann, now the mother of 14-year-old Marie and 7-year-old Dustin, made her theatrical debut in "Teatro Zinzanni," followed by a stint in the NW production of "Vagina Monologues." She also toured the U.S. and Japan with an all-star ensemble company in "Abbey Road: A Tribute to the Beatles."
The sisters reunited as Heart in early 2002, touring extensively to sold-out audiences for three summers, during which time they released a critically acclaimed live concert film on DVD and CD, Heart Alive In Seattle, followed in 2004 by Jupiters Darling, the first new Heart studio album in a decade, produced by Nancy and featuring 15 original songs. Classic Rock magazine hailed Jupiters Darling as a career tour de force, calling it "the only record you need to buy this year." Television appearances on "The Today Show," "Ellen," "Conan O'Brien," "CMT Crossroads (with Wynonna Judd)", and more followed its release. In December 2005, PBS aired a two-hour SoundStage special, showcasing songs from Jupiters Darling as well as many classic Heart hits, also available on DVD (Koch).
In 2006, Heart returns to the road again, in support of their Love Songs project for Legacy Records, a compilation of Heart hits, some in new versions, and a few brand new recordings of Ann and Nancy's favorite covers including Elton John's "Love Song." 2006 will also mark the release of the first ever solo project by Ann Wilson (Rounder Records). Produced by Ben Mink (k.d. lang, BareNaked Ladies), the CD is a collection of songs of social conscience. Several guest artists will lend their performances to this landmark project, including Elton John.
Heart Tour Schedule - "Love Alive" 2019 Tour Dates
7/9 - St. Louis, MO +& - Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
7/11 - Chicago, IL +& - Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
7/14 - Toronto, ON +# - Budweiser Stage
7/16 - Montreal, QC +# - Centre Bell
7/17 - Mansfield, MA +# - Xfinity Center
7/20 - Hartford, CT +# - Xfinity Theatre
7/21 - Saratoga Springs, NY +& - Saratoga Performing Arts Center
7/23 - Bangor, ME +# - Darling's Waterfront Pavilion
7/24 - Gilford, NH +# - Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion
7/26 - Darien Center, NY ^# - Darien Lake Amphitheater
7/27 - Cincinnati, OH # - Riverbend Music Center
7/29 - Bethel, NY +# - Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
7/30 - Syracuse, NY +# St. Joseph's Health Amphitheater at Lakeview
8/1 - Burgettstown, PA ^# - KeyBank Pavilion
8/2 - Camden, NJ ^# - BB&T Pavilion
8/4 - Cleveland, OH ^# - Blossom Music Theater
8/5 - Detroit, MI ^# - DTE Energy Music Pavilion
8/7 - Indianapolis, IN ^# - Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center
8/8 - Nashville, TN ^# - Ascend Amphitheater
8/10 - Raleigh, NC ^# - Coastal Credit Union Music Park
8/11 - Virginia Beach, VA ^# - Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater
8/13 - Columbia, MD ^# - Merriweather Post Pavilion
8/14 - Charlotte, NC ^# - PNC Music Pavilion
8/16 - West Palm Beach, FL # - Coral Sky Amphitheater
8/17 - Tampa, FL ^# - MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheater
8/19 - Atlanta, GA %# - Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
8/20 - Birmingham, AL %# - Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
8/22 - Houston, TX ^# - Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
8/23 - Dallas, TX # - Dos Equis Pavilion
8/25 - Albuquerque, NM ^# - Isleta Amphitheater
8/27 - Chula Vista, CA ^# - North Island Credit Union Amphitheater
8/28 - Phoenix, AZ ^# - Ak-Chin Pavilion
8/30 - Salt Lake City, UT - USANA Amphitheater
8/31 - Denver, CO ^# - Pepsi Center
9/3 - Portland, OR ^# - Sunlight Supply Amphitheater
9/4 - Tacoma, WA ^# - Tacoma Dome
9/6 - Concord, CA ^# - Concord Pavilion
9/8 - Las Vegas, NV ^ - Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort
9/9 - Hollywood, CA ^# - Hollywood Bowl
+ with Sheryl Crow
^ with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
& Lucie Silvas opening
# Elle King opening
% with Brandi Carlile
We fully enjoyed the concert. Loved the new Heart song they are working on. Ann and Nancy still looking and sounding good!
Heart was fantastic! Ann Wilson's voice never disappoints. The acoustics in the arena made it even better. We had a great time!
Cheap trick was okay, but Heart blew the roof off! They were fantastic! Heart was on my bucket list of bands I want to see before I die. Now I can check it off my list. I would go see them again if they come to this area!
Heart did a great job and exceeded expectations! They've still got it as the band was tight and "spot on."If you like their music like I do, you'll enjoy this show.
How can you not love a concert with Cheap Trick and Heart. My wife thoroughly enjoyed both bands. It was a treat to have Rob Zander Jr singing one of his dad’s songs. Heart was amazing. Ann Wilson is still the best female rock singer of all time at 73. Nancy can still play as well as ever and their band was phenomenal! Look out for the cover songs. They are exceptional!!
Ann and Nancy Wilson are phenomenal and their band really rocked the concert. Great concert to attend with family and friends.
I am a huge Cheap Trick fan who has seen them as the main attraction but never as the opening act. They were fantastic, playing mostly "hits"and putting on a performance that is typical Cheap Trick. They are a solid rock band, the best in my opinion. I always liked Heart, especially their earlier songs but also the power ballads that made them a superstar act in the 80s so I expected a professional show but they blew me away. The band was tight, as if they were the original musicians on the albums, and it was great to see Ann Wilson out there singing after a couple of medical issues. She strained a bit to sing all of the lines and hit all of the high notes but she sounded great and I am sure nobody thought that brought down a great show. And Nancy is still Nancy... an amazingly beautiful and talented guitarist.
Ann couldn't find her voice. Then her mic went out. Felt so bad for her. But then, boom! She was back!!! Nancy was great! All together, great concert!
The show was great. The opening act, was Cheap Trick and Heart. Well worth the money.
Heart’s concert was great. Even though they are showing their age, as Ann and Nancy are both in their 70’s, they were still great to see. Ann’s vocals are still strong, but she did struggle some, especially toward the end of the show. Nancy can still play and rock with the best of them. They sang most of all their greatest hits except for All I Want to Do Is Make Love To You which we were disappointed they didn’t do. It is understandable as there is only so much time and so many great songs. It was definitely worth going to see them. I enjoyed the concert.
I had seen several times back in the ‘80s. This time the sound and show far exceeded my expectations. Great Venue with the best acts. Well worth the money!
Keep in mind that it was the first concert of the tour. Cheap Trick started the concert off. They were pretty good and still rocked but the sound was not good at all. The arena is known for poor sound. Heart was disappointing. Ann’s voice was fading after a few songs. Nancy played well. They tried but maybe time to stop concerts. Ann spoke some lyrics instead of singing. By the end, she wasn’t even singing some words. Maybe the rest of the tour will get better. Big fans of both groups but maybe time to retire.
The artists themselves can still do a great job although some age is showing. I don't understand why live concerts have to be so loud and over modulated that you can't understand the words. I realize that this is rock, but it would be much more pleasant if it were toned down just a bit.
The show was great; Ann, Nancy, and the band were all awesome. The camera operator at Bon Secours in Greenville was horrible. They stayed focused on Ann most of the show. Should have panned out a little to show both Ann and Nancy instead of just Ann.
First, the sound was turned up so LOUD I had to go get earplugs. I can only think that this was to make it difficult to hear that neither Cheap Trick, nor Heart, could sing. In addition, Each group only played 3 recognizable songs from their hayday, which is why the majority of people were there: to hear them sing the songs we loved. Extremely disappointed with these now defunct, acts. I have been to other concerts (with a lot less ticket cost) of older musicians who were still great. Not these two. Both Cheap Trick and Heart were Not Good, At All.
Loved the setlist, especially the acoustic set. Heart played most of my favorite songs. So glad they're back together! Now if the promoter will bring Def Leppard to Bon Secours! Please!!!
Strong show from open to close! Great rock show! Ann and Nancy were fantastic!
Cheap Trick came out strong and tight. Initial mix had the vocals buried and it was hard to hear. After 2-3 songs it was a lot better. Robin Zander's voice still holds strong and Rick Nielsen's guitar playing is still great. Heart's band was tight and spot on! Ann was recovering from knee surgery and had to sit for most of the show, but still cranked a out a stellar performance. Nancy still had the high kicks and that family harmony still holds true. I would love to see this tour about 10-12 shows from now! .
The venue was great, Heart and Cheap Trick exceeded my expectations.
A great night of music and memories delivered by the Wilson sisters with Heart and the classic Cheap Trick.