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Heart formed in Seattle, Washington in 1973 and have rocked on through the years under the sibling core of Ann and Nancy Wilson. The group has released 16 studio albums, hitting the Top 10 seven times and topping the Billboard 200 with 1985’s Heart. The band have sold nearly 35 million albums worldwide. Early rock staples such as “Crazy on You,” "Barracuda” and “Magic Man” gave way to greater mainstream success in the ’80s with the group’s first Hot 100 chart-toppers, "These Dreams" in 1986 and "Alone” in 1987. Despite developing their own solo careers after their first hiatus in 1995, the Wilson sisters have reunited as Heart several times. In 2013, Heart was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The band have received four career Grammy nominations and received The Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2023.
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Heart Tour Dates:
2025:
2026:
Encore
Encore
Dive into an average setlist from Heart’s Royal Flush Tour and get ready for the show.
Heart’s Royal Flush Tour will continue through 2025 and 2026, with additional dates scheduled through March 2026.
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The North American leg of Heart’s Royal Flush Tour began on April 20, 2024 at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase three VIP package options for Heart’s Royal Flush Tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
Heart will be joined by the following artists on select dates of the Royal Flush Tour:
Be sure to refer to individual event pages for details.
Tickets for Heart’s newly-added dates go on sale to the general public on Friday, September 19 at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster. Various presales will take place in the days leading up to the general ticket sale, with an Artist Presale and presales for Live Nation and Ticketmaster customers beginning Wednesday, September 17 at 10:00 a.m. local time. A Spotify presale, and local venue/radio presales, will follow on Thursday, September 18 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
Heart still is able to rock - vocals were excellent - music was great - despite issues going on in their own lives, they came out and showed why they are a head line act - only complaint is the lack of large screens to assist in seeing the performers close up
It was an awesome experience, from the seats to the sound, to the lighting everything was amazing on point. I would love to see them again, please come back to Calgary soon. Another Classic Rock band.
What an excellent show!! The Wilson sisters were amazing!! From the vocals to moves- it was pure entertainment❤️
This was my first time attending a heart concert and I am so glad I went. The show was very enjoyable . I appreciate that it was not canceled with the group going above and beyond to bring us their music
Awesome night! Lead in with Cheap Trick, then a home run with Heart. CT standards were great (Hello, Dream Police, Surrender, etc). Rick N. still tossing mitt-fulls of picks to the fans. And then the Sisters came on! Their dedication to their fans in the face of personal adversity was appreciated by everyone. Their beautiful harmonies backed up by great musicians rocked us, from Never to Crazy on You to Barracuda. I would have liked to hear the full rendition of Alone, rather that a blend with What About Love. Loved Nancy’s legendary acoustic playing, and Anne’s pipes really worked thru her awkward arm cast, etc., with only a very slightly toned-down chorus of Crazy.
When a band has been around over 50 years, I’m always a little skepticism as to whether they can still perform like the old days. To my delight, Heart did not disappoint. Ann Wilson’s voice is as good as ever, even singing from a wheelchair because of her broken elbow. Nancy Wilson guitar playing and vocals were also excellent. The band’s musicianship was excellent and complimented the Wilson girls to provide for a very entertaining show. It was unfortunate though that there were no large screens for close ups, as is common at most large concerts. Sitting near the back of the arena, the band looked really small. I know it is a large expense but as the band is drawing over 10.000 people to a concert, screens should be considered. Cheap Trick as the opening act was a bonus. They did a good job singing all their hours but their portion of the concert was marred by bad sound.
In spite of Ann’s health struggles she still sounds amazing. What a talented band with awesome guitar skills
I'm glad I got to experience these bands in concert, but in comparison to other shows I've been to, it was very tame and low energy.
What can one say, it was like meeting Royalty. Legendary bands from my past! Was o e of the best concerts I've been to in awhile. Loved every minute! Queens of Rock, awesome!!
I waited a long time to see Heart. I was way high up in Roger’s Place. The stage looked so small but when Heart came on it was like listening to an album. They were fantastic. The movement on the stage from Nancy and Ann’s voice even from a wheelchair had me blown away. Thank you for this amazing memory
Left wrong review on last attempt! Heart concert was excellent, great experience!!
Had great help from staff as my wife uses a wheelchair,they couldn't have been more accommodating! Shout out to Rebbeca who helped us the most!
For singers in their 70’s, they did an amazing job considering Ann’s cancer then breaking her elbow just a week prior to the Edmonton show. Ann can still hit those big notes!! The disappointing part of the show was not having large screens so that you could actually see the performers on stage. Cheap Trick was just ok, not really my style of music.
Excellent show. The only criticism is that they didn't have screens so it was difficult to see the band.
Amazing performance by the two rock goddesses. Ann can still belt it out & Nancy on the guitar is always spectacular. Cheap Trick is a lil’ long in the tooth but still great to see them belting out their classics.
Music from Heart and Cheap trick brought back some great memories from my past. Anne and Nancy still have awesome vocals and the band brought the whole experience to the best high. Cheap trick still have some great music too enjoyed them alot 👍
Heart was great. I have seen Heart 2 previous times. Ann’s voice was great and the band was tight. Was a good set. My only complaint is that there were no monitors. Cheap Trick needs to retire. Not a good set. Rick Nelson looked like he needed to be carried off at the end of their set. Show was well worth the wait.
Opening act Cheap Trick was fine. Heart was amazing! Ann's voice was very good and they played all the really old songs which my husband especially loved.Harmonies were amazing and the guitar playing was phenomenal ! I was, however, very disappointed in other concert goers. There was constant chatter going on throughout the entire concert. Sometimes you could hardly hear the performers speak. Found it very disrespectful to the artists. Having large screens to see the band better would've been nice.
Absolutely fabulous, better then we expected. Got us both out of our seats dancing. We were not aware Cheaptrick was opening fir Heart WAS A BIG BONUS for both of us as we are both Chraotrick fans as well. (weren't really paying attention after concert was postponed to who was opening for them) WHAT A SURPRISE!!! LOVED EVERY MINUTE!!!
still rocking the crowd after all these years and sounding great. true queens of rock !!
