As we still await the announcing of shows in 2017 (and that wait is getting a little long compared to other years since 2002, making some Heartmongers worry), Heart played the last show for now on Saturday October 22nd 2016 in the Riverdome at Horseshoe Casino in Bossier City, Louisiana. Hereby ending the 2016 tour that took them to Canada, the UK and all over the USA, often accompanied by Joan Jett and Cheap Trick. This post will be updated these coming days with a couple of pictures and maybe vids from this particular show below the banners from the 2016 run.
Queens of Sheba (Canada Tour)
Official Banner for UK Tour
ROCK HALL THREE FOR ALL (USA)
From the official tote bag
*TO BE UPDATED SOON*
Update 8PM (CET) October 23rd 2016:
Setlist for October 22nd 2016 (Picture by Boogie)
Part of “Alone”, “Crazy On You”, “Barracuda” and part of “No Quarter”. From Facebook Live. Thanx to C.
From the Casino’s website.
Update October 24th 2016:
Nancy and Ann leaving the stage together. October 22nd 2016 (Picture by Boogie)
Updated October 26th 2016:
Bye Nancy! Love you back! SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
Turns out like no one has been putting vids on YouTube! :(
…at the beginning of this month and you probably missed it!
Nancy: […] I feel lucky I got to be there for it all. And I would not EXACTLY regret it…. ok…maybe only a few brief clumsy moments. Especially when I may have hurt anyones feelings or been a self involved dick of a diva. But not so much…
Really. I’m happy to be alive playing my guitar and singing songs with this ocean in my ears.
On June 29th 2016 Heart performed in the capital of the UK, London. They packed the famous Royal Albert Hall and played several songs together with the famous Royal Philharmonic in front of a bunch of camera’s. Eagle Rock (the label that brought you “Night at Sky Church” and the European release of “Red Velvet Car” for instance) has announced the release of the DVD, Blu-Ray (and possible CD!):
Heart with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra | Live at The Royal Albert Hall
“Live performance from American rock band Heart, recorded in June 2016 at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the show features classic tracks including ‘Magic Man’, ‘Crazy On You’ and ‘Barracuda’.”
Pre-order (Region 1 | NTSC) at Amazon.com: DVD | Blu-Ray | CD (December 2nd)
Pre-order (Region 2 | PAL) at Amazon.co.uk: DVD | Blu-Ray | CD (NOVEMBER 25TH)
The Cover of the release
As a little taste I’m posting this unofficial recording of “Alone” made by Darren. He has combined several sources of fan-made footage. Unfortunately, the wail kinda went wrong, which makes me uncertain about this song being on the release.
From Amazon: In June 2016 Heart made their first ever live appearance at London’s famous Royal Albert Hall. To make the sold-out night even more special the band were accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra who added further depth and an epic scale to Heart’s songs. The set included hits, fan favorite and both new and reinterpreted tracks from their most recent album Beautiful Broken. The chemistry between band and orchestra added a truly magical quality to a concert that will live long in the memory of those Heart fans lucky enough to be present.
Line-Up:
Ann Wilson (Vocals); Nancy Wilson (Guitar & Vocals)
Benjamin Smith (Drums); Daniel Rothchild (Bass); Craig Bartock (Guitar); Christopher Joyner (Keyboards)
With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nick Davies
1. Magic Man 2. Heaven 3. Dreamboat Annie 4. What About Love 5. I Jump 6. Sweet Darlin’ 7. Two 8. These Dreams 9. Alone 10. Beautiful Broken 11. Mashallah! 12. Silver Wheels / Crazy On You 13. Sand 14. No Quarter 15. Barracuda 16. Kick It Out
Update October 11th:
And with this teaser, the CD has been confirmed!
Press release:
Eagle Rock Entertainment release Heart – Live At The Royal Albert Hall With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra on DVD, Blu-ray, CD and Digital Formats. This film captures not only Heart’s first-ever live performance at the Royal Albert Hall but is also the first concert film of Heart performing with a full orchestra. Live At The Royal Albert Hall With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra includes chart-topping songs like “These Dreams”, “Alone”, “What About Love”, “Barracuda”, “Magic Man”, “Dreamboat Annie”, and more!
Making their first live appearance at London’s Royal Albert Hall in June 2016 to a sold-out crowd, Heart was accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra who added further depth and epic scale to the band’s songs. The set included hits, fan favorites and both new and reinterpreted tracks from their most recent album Beautiful Broken.
The Line-Up for this special show features Ann Wilson (Vocals); Nancy Wilson (Guitar & Vocals); Ben Smith (Drums); Dan Rothchild (Bass); Craig Bartock (Guitar); Chris Joyner (Keyboards) and, of course, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nick Davies. As a Bonus Feature, this release includes an interview with the band.
The chemistry between band and orchestra, that Live At The Royal Albert Hall With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra captures, added a truly magical quality to a concert that will live long in the memory of those Heart fans lucky enough to be present.
Catch Cheap Trick, Joan Jett and Heart on the road this summer on their #rockhall3forall package tour (dates). Maybe they’ll do this again!
This video is the result of many hours of work by Darren. He has combined 6 sources for this multicam and stereo registration of these two rock legends. Thank you!
On March 31st and April 1st Ann Wilson performed at the David Bowie Tribute in New York. On the first night she did “Let’s Dance” and on the second night she performed “Space Oddity”.
Video’s have been removed from Youtube
Ann Wilson
Ann Wilson
Ann Wilson
Singer Ann Wilson performs at The Music of David Bowie tribute concert at Carnegie Hall on Thursday, March, 31, 2016, in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
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