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Heart was incredible!!!!
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- Fri, Jul 10, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The entire concert was my favorite @
Posted 07/11/2009
by Bowbailey
Featured Review
We saw Heart as an opening act in 1976 at the Universal Amphitheatre in LA to Loggins and Messina. Last night Ann & Nancy Wilson were rocking hard and sounded amazing. We brought our 2 girls and had an incredible eveing
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Review 2 for Heart
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Heart Rocked the House!
The Pacific Amphitheatre @
- Costa Mesa @
,CA @
- Fri, Jul 10, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Too many to list. Great musicians, great singers ... simply a fabulous concert. @
Opening act(s): I was pleasantly surprised by the singer's voice and the amount of courage it takes to sing by one's self with just a guitar. @
Posted 07/11/2009
by Portugueseness
Location: Costa Mesa, CA
Featured Review
The Wilson sisters still got it! They rocked the house and showed the crowd why they packed the amphitheater They were simply amazing. Ann Wilson is so very, very talented and her voice is larger than life! Great show! i enjoyed myself..
The Pacific Amphitheatre @
- Costa Mesa @
,CA @
- Fri, Jul 10, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Too many to list. Great musicians, great singers ... simply a fabulous concert. @
Opening act(s): I was pleasantly surprised by the singer's voice and the amount of courage it takes to sing by one's self with just a guitar. @
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Review 3 for Heart
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DISAPPOINTING PERFORMANCE
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: There was only one--when they opened with Baracuda! @
Setlist: Never, Baracuda, Rain on Me, Immigrant Song, These Dreams, Crazy on You, Back to Avalon, Nothing At All, Shell Shock, What About Love @
Opening act(s): Karen Garner from Austrailia--Never heard of her prior to the show, but she was great!!! Almost better than Heart, themselves. @
Posted 11/08/2009
by byteemee
Location: California
I grew up listening to Heart, and they have been one of my favorite bands ever since I can remember. When I saw that a scheduled performance was in my area, I jumped at the chance to buy tickets (even though they were extremely high in price--higher than most). Unfortunately, the performance wasn't what I had expected. They made us wait more than 45 minutres before coming out on stage, and it just got worse from there on out. Anne's voice was "stressed" and she seemed to be struggling through most of her performance, and Nancy's guitar was out of tune more than not during the entire first half of the show. For some reason, Nancy also thought that it might be nice to add a harmonica solo during the band's performance of "Never," but it was nothing short of being terrible (stick to the guitar, Nancy). The song selections were weak (in fact a few of them I'd never heard before, and after hearing them, I knew why), and instead of sticking to performing their own songs, they decided to play cover tunes instead, e.g., Rain on Me by The Who and The Immigrant Song by Led Zepplin. Heart has so many hits, they shouldn't have to supplement their set list with any covers! I paid to see them perform their songs, not someone elses. (Note: I recently saw Nickleback in concert, and they did the same thing with playing covers. I don't know, maybe this is becoming a norm within the industry, but it sucks!) Also the timing of a lot of the songs was off--mostly slower than what it should have been. They didn't play any of my all time favorites, such as Alone, Even It Up, Heartless, Straight On, Magic Man or If Looks Could Kill. And since they came out on stage so late, the concert itself was short. I guess I expected a lot more from such a high caliber band and especially considering the prices they charge for just one of their tickets. I saw them perform in the early 80's, and they rocked, but I was extremely disppointed with their performance this time. Maybe it's time to consider retirement!
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,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: There was only one--when they opened with Baracuda! @
Setlist: Never, Baracuda, Rain on Me, Immigrant Song, These Dreams, Crazy on You, Back to Avalon, Nothing At All, Shell Shock, What About Love @
Opening act(s): Karen Garner from Austrailia--Never heard of her prior to the show, but she was great!!! Almost better than Heart, themselves. @
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Review 4 for Heart
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Heart
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- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Posted 11/07/2009
by pleasanton94568
Heart took my breath away!!! WOW they have not lost one step, keep on rockin!!!!!
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- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
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Review 5 for Heart
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5
Heart rocked!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Nancy Wilson's intro on "Crazy On You" and Ann's high notes! @
Opening act(s): Kara Grainger...nice slide guitar a-la Bonnie Raitt and a sweet vocalist! @
Posted 11/06/2009
by aquamarine3001
They played all the faves plus some Zep and the Who. Ann's voice was a powerhouse and all the musicianship was tight as a drum...I was surprised(and relieved) they played "Mistral Wind"! Very very entertaining and well worth the money....the guitar solos were astounding. On a side note, the drink pirices were astounding , too. Save your money and have a cocktail prior to the show or you will shell out MAJOR dollerage!
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- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Nancy Wilson's intro on "Crazy On You" and Ann's high notes! @
Opening act(s): Kara Grainger...nice slide guitar a-la Bonnie Raitt and a sweet vocalist! @
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Review 6 for Heart
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5
Heart rocks the classics
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Mistral Wind @
Setlist: Barracuda
Never
Kick it Out
Straight on
Love Alive
Mistral Wind ***
Immigrant Song
Back to Avalon
These Dreams
What About Love?
Alone
Love Reign O’er Me
Nancy – guitar intro -
Crazy on You
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Going to California
Magic Man @
Opening act(s): Kara Grainger @
Posted 11/04/2009
by jmcslammer
Top 1000 Contributor
This show was odd in that the tickets showed a 9:00 pm start time at The Warfield. We had front row on the balcony so we could lean right up against the rail. I took my seat at just before 9:00 and was a bit dismayed to see an opening act on stage. I had figured we’d be treated to ‘an evening of…’. This had me worried that the opening act was cutting into Heart time – assuming the standard 11:00 pm cut-off. The opening act was a solo acoustic act. Kara Grainger was her name and she’s from Australia. The first couple tunes I heard were pretty mellow but the last two got the crowd going a bit. She had several acoustic guitars, including a Dobro guitar. I learned that the metal portion is actually a resonator that gives it that unique, bayou sound. The name originated in 1928 when the Dopyera brothers formed the Dobro Manufacturing Company. "Dobro" is both a contraction of "Dopyera brothers" and a word meaning "good" in their native Slovak language. An early company motto was "Dobro means good in any language." In any case, she played this one song with the Dobro guitar & a slide that totally reminded me of Bonnie Raitt. BR is obviously a huge influence on her guitar style as well as her voice & music style in general. She was talented but a lot of her music came across as a bit snoozy for me.
We enjoyed scoping out the renovated theatre in between acts. Since Kara was solo-acoustic, there wasn’t much to pull away and most of Heart’s equipment was already set up so the break was relatively short. Ann has a tattoo on her right arm, the hand she holds the microphone with. Apparently she got it in July of 2008 and it is a tattoo of some Iris’s in memory of her mom. Heart has pretty much the same band since 2006. This show turned out to have a similar set list to last year, when they opened for Journey, although there were some huge additions to their set. I’ve always wanted to hear them play Mistral Wind and I’ve seen them several times over the years (1985, 1990, 2006, 2008) but I missed the one tour when they played it (2005). Tonight, I got my wish and they rocked it out. In fact, this was the best Heart show I’ve seen. The whole band rocked!
Ann’s vocals are still golden, so powerful and so soulful. I think they keep the set to less than two hours (as a headliner) so her voice can withstand the stress of the tour. Normally, I’d expect more but in this case, the length of the show seemed appropriate. That’s true especially in light of her performances in Mistral Wind and Alone. Alone isn’t one of my favorite songs but she did just an amazing performance with only Debbie & Nancy for accompaniment for most of the song.
Nancy is still the cheerleader in the band. She’s in her 50’s and still dances & high-kicks like she did 24 years ago. She’s nearly always smiling and keeping up the energy level in the band and the audience. Jim & Mischelle were surprised that Nancy is such a good guitar player. She’s quite an accomplished guitar player, in fact, and did a lot of lead work throughout the show. Craig does all of the blistering solos, but Nancy shows her versatility and talent in ways that aren’t so flashy. During Barracuda, she does the thunderous rhythm guitar gallop in the beginning, as well as during the solo. In Straight On, she & Craig trade riffs in extended versions of the intro and outro groove. Her acoustic guitar is primary for most of Mistral Wind. She plays the baby guitar & sings lead vocals in These Dreams. She even has her own acoustic solo during the heavily extended into to Crazy on You. I’m always amazed at how she can dance, twirl, kick & spin so much yet never trip on her guitar cord. I guess after all these years it’s kinda like her tail.
Craig Bartock provides many faithful renditions of Roger’s solos. He’s been with the band long enough so he’s very comfortable, which is evident in some of his embellishments. Ric Markmann was jamming out more than perhaps I had noticed in previous shows. Ben Smith really laid the lumber on drums. He was probably the most stand-out musician of the bunch (aside from Ann’s amazing voice). We were a bit amused because, to look at him, he appeared like an old dude behind the kit. To hear him, though, was to realize he was singularly driving the rest of the band to kick-ass. I can’t say enough about how much his performance propelled the music. He wasn’t just powerful, though. He showed nuance swapping out drum sticks during a couple numbers (forgot which ones) and he even played with his hands during their take on Immigrant Song.
Together, these guys made a power trio that made them a bona-fide hard rock band. Honorable mention to Debbie for rounding out the music on keyboards. The songs they played kept her pretty busy and she did a good job. Unfortunately, the speakers blocked our view of her, as she was off to the left and set back on the stage.
What an outstanding set list! Seven of the fifteen numbers were Heart classics from the ‘70s. They opened with Barracuda, which was a great tone-setter for the evening, and rocked old-school the 5 of 6 tunes. Oh yeah, they chased that with a twisted version of Immigrant Song – very cool. I’m not a big fan of their ‘80s pop music but I understand that period represents great commercial success for them and there is definitely a contingent of fans here for that music. I give them a lot of credit for not overdoing that period. Back in 1990, they punished us with one of the worst shows I’ve ever seen; just a parade of garbage pop. Tonight was full-on redemption for that blemish. Even the ‘80s tunes came across well. You know Nancy is going to have her moment in the spotlight with These Dreams, but they changed the arrangement on it to make it fresh. The stripped down version of Alone was a great showpiece for Ann’s talents. Because of the better balance of songs, even their foray into the ‘90s – Back to Avalon – wasn’t unwelcome.
It seems several of the ‘70s bands that had commercial success in the ‘80s have re-discovered their edge. I’ve also seen Foreigner and Journey, who now favor their ‘70s rock hits to the pop crap of the ‘80s in their performances these days.
Heart has a long history of playing Led Zeppelin tunes, back in the ‘70s and now again in the ‘00s. Their music in the ‘70s reflects this (a la Mistral Wind). Tonight, they treated us to Immigrant Song, which I mentioned, as well as Going to California. They added a third cover tune, The Who’s Love Reign O’er Me, which was the highlight of their show (opening for Journey) last year. I got goose-bumps from Ann’s delivery. Her voice had a little more grit than other shows I’ve seen, but it’s still so big and beautiful that it was a welcomed texture; not at all did it come across as weakening.
Once again, this was easily the best Heart show I’ve seen and I can’t overstate how great the sound of the band and the song selection was. This was the show I came to see!
We enjoyed scoping out the renovated theatre in between acts. Since Kara was solo-acoustic, there wasn’t much to pull away and most of Heart’s equipment was already set up so the break was relatively short. Ann has a tattoo on her right arm, the hand she holds the microphone with. Apparently she got it in July of 2008 and it is a tattoo of some Iris’s in memory of her mom. Heart has pretty much the same band since 2006. This show turned out to have a similar set list to last year, when they opened for Journey, although there were some huge additions to their set. I’ve always wanted to hear them play Mistral Wind and I’ve seen them several times over the years (1985, 1990, 2006, 2008) but I missed the one tour when they played it (2005). Tonight, I got my wish and they rocked it out. In fact, this was the best Heart show I’ve seen. The whole band rocked!
Ann’s vocals are still golden, so powerful and so soulful. I think they keep the set to less than two hours (as a headliner) so her voice can withstand the stress of the tour. Normally, I’d expect more but in this case, the length of the show seemed appropriate. That’s true especially in light of her performances in Mistral Wind and Alone. Alone isn’t one of my favorite songs but she did just an amazing performance with only Debbie & Nancy for accompaniment for most of the song.
Nancy is still the cheerleader in the band. She’s in her 50’s and still dances & high-kicks like she did 24 years ago. She’s nearly always smiling and keeping up the energy level in the band and the audience. Jim & Mischelle were surprised that Nancy is such a good guitar player. She’s quite an accomplished guitar player, in fact, and did a lot of lead work throughout the show. Craig does all of the blistering solos, but Nancy shows her versatility and talent in ways that aren’t so flashy. During Barracuda, she does the thunderous rhythm guitar gallop in the beginning, as well as during the solo. In Straight On, she & Craig trade riffs in extended versions of the intro and outro groove. Her acoustic guitar is primary for most of Mistral Wind. She plays the baby guitar & sings lead vocals in These Dreams. She even has her own acoustic solo during the heavily extended into to Crazy on You. I’m always amazed at how she can dance, twirl, kick & spin so much yet never trip on her guitar cord. I guess after all these years it’s kinda like her tail.
Craig Bartock provides many faithful renditions of Roger’s solos. He’s been with the band long enough so he’s very comfortable, which is evident in some of his embellishments. Ric Markmann was jamming out more than perhaps I had noticed in previous shows. Ben Smith really laid the lumber on drums. He was probably the most stand-out musician of the bunch (aside from Ann’s amazing voice). We were a bit amused because, to look at him, he appeared like an old dude behind the kit. To hear him, though, was to realize he was singularly driving the rest of the band to kick-ass. I can’t say enough about how much his performance propelled the music. He wasn’t just powerful, though. He showed nuance swapping out drum sticks during a couple numbers (forgot which ones) and he even played with his hands during their take on Immigrant Song.
Together, these guys made a power trio that made them a bona-fide hard rock band. Honorable mention to Debbie for rounding out the music on keyboards. The songs they played kept her pretty busy and she did a good job. Unfortunately, the speakers blocked our view of her, as she was off to the left and set back on the stage.
What an outstanding set list! Seven of the fifteen numbers were Heart classics from the ‘70s. They opened with Barracuda, which was a great tone-setter for the evening, and rocked old-school the 5 of 6 tunes. Oh yeah, they chased that with a twisted version of Immigrant Song – very cool. I’m not a big fan of their ‘80s pop music but I understand that period represents great commercial success for them and there is definitely a contingent of fans here for that music. I give them a lot of credit for not overdoing that period. Back in 1990, they punished us with one of the worst shows I’ve ever seen; just a parade of garbage pop. Tonight was full-on redemption for that blemish. Even the ‘80s tunes came across well. You know Nancy is going to have her moment in the spotlight with These Dreams, but they changed the arrangement on it to make it fresh. The stripped down version of Alone was a great showpiece for Ann’s talents. Because of the better balance of songs, even their foray into the ‘90s – Back to Avalon – wasn’t unwelcome.
It seems several of the ‘70s bands that had commercial success in the ‘80s have re-discovered their edge. I’ve also seen Foreigner and Journey, who now favor their ‘70s rock hits to the pop crap of the ‘80s in their performances these days.
Heart has a long history of playing Led Zeppelin tunes, back in the ‘70s and now again in the ‘00s. Their music in the ‘70s reflects this (a la Mistral Wind). Tonight, they treated us to Immigrant Song, which I mentioned, as well as Going to California. They added a third cover tune, The Who’s Love Reign O’er Me, which was the highlight of their show (opening for Journey) last year. I got goose-bumps from Ann’s delivery. Her voice had a little more grit than other shows I’ve seen, but it’s still so big and beautiful that it was a welcomed texture; not at all did it come across as weakening.
Once again, this was easily the best Heart show I’ve seen and I can’t overstate how great the sound of the band and the song selection was. This was the show I came to see!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Mistral Wind @
Setlist: Barracuda
Never
Kick it Out
Straight on
Love Alive
Mistral Wind ***
Immigrant Song
Back to Avalon
These Dreams
What About Love?
Alone
Love Reign O’er Me
Nancy – guitar intro -
Crazy on You
<enc>
Going to California
Magic Man @
Opening act(s): Kara Grainger @
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Review 7 for Heart
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5
Ann Wilson's vocals are beyond sensational!!!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Many favorite moments as they effortlessly move from one song to another. Did not want it to end... @
Setlist: Baracuda - the concert begins and takes you from there... fantastic! @
Opening act(s): Okay, but not so memorable, @
Posted 10/28/2009
by AlaskanBirthday2009
The music was unbelievable! Gifted and talented singers and musicians with much to fill your soul and enrich your being!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Many favorite moments as they effortlessly move from one song to another. Did not want it to end... @
Setlist: Baracuda - the concert begins and takes you from there... fantastic! @
Opening act(s): Okay, but not so memorable, @
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Review 8 for Heart
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5
Stii awesome after all these years!!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Ann belting out Led Zepplin @
Posted 10/27/2009
by LGLori
Ann voice is a clear and strong as ever. I was absolutely amazed at how incredible they sounded. My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I didn't want it to end! Thank you Heart for a fantastic show!
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- San Francisco @
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- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Ann belting out Led Zepplin @
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Review 9 for Heart
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5
Heart still rocks!!!
Greek Theatre @
- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: When they played "Mistral Wind" (my favorite Heart song) and Led Zeppelin's "Going to California" (my favorite LZ song). @
Posted 10/27/2009
by calibukathy
I've seen Heart many times over the past 30 years and this concert ranks right at the top as one of the best shows I've seen them put on. The energy, passion and, most importantly, "the voice" are still amazingly strong. The set list focused on their hits, with a few hidden gems added in for the true fan. This show is a must see for any fan of Heart!!!
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- Los Angeles @
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: When they played "Mistral Wind" (my favorite Heart song) and Led Zeppelin's "Going to California" (my favorite LZ song). @
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Review 10 for Heart
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5
Nice job by Heart!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Magic Man. They really put a lot of strength into a song they have probably played several hundred times if not thousands. @
Opening act(s): Opening act was some girl and she was abysmal. Heart should of just played on their own and taken a break half way through and played a longer set. @
Posted 10/27/2009
by RememberingSTPfromSD93
A strong showing by Heart last Thursday night at the Warfield. I wasn't sure what to expect. I saw them several times during the mid to late 80's and was always impressed by the band. This show was good from start to finish. Ann Wilson can still sing as well as she did two decades ago. The most amazing piece of the show was how professional it was. Talk about musicians who can play and make a live show even better than any of their own recorded material. Only downside was the three covers in the set. Led Zepplin's "Immigrant Song", "Going to California", and the Who's "Rain". While strong songs and great renditions. I felt they had too much of their own catalog that they looked over to get these songs in the set. I know for years they closed with Led Zepplin's "Rock n Roll". Which would have been fine. I would of rather heard more of their own material.
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- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Magic Man. They really put a lot of strength into a song they have probably played several hundred times if not thousands. @
Opening act(s): Opening act was some girl and she was abysmal. Heart should of just played on their own and taken a break half way through and played a longer set. @
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Review 11 for Heart
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5
The Girls Can Rock!!
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- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Posted 10/26/2009
by Cyndietp
Location: Newhall,Ca
The entire show was great ! The Bangles looked and sounded great. They brought back alot of great memories!
HEART was fantastic talk about ROCK!
HEART was fantastic talk about ROCK!
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
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Review 12 for Heart
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5
I Heart Bangles
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- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Heart opening number @
Opening act(s): The Bangles @
Posted 10/26/2009
by irishkt
Location: Pasadena, CA
Bangles and Heart were awesome. Their voices and musicality was still as true as it was decades ago. So much fun and such good energy. Definetely didn't disappoint.
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Heart opening number @
Opening act(s): The Bangles @
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Review 13 for Heart
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5
HEART! They totally rocked!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: It was all good @
Opening act(s): Didn't really like her too much and don't even remember her name. @
Posted 10/26/2009
by donkey100
it was GREAT! only wished they had done 2 encores instead of just one, but I totally understand. The concert totally rocked. They are as great as they ever were!
Ann's voice is superb and nancy, of coruse, can still jam with the best of them!
Ann's voice is superb and nancy, of coruse, can still jam with the best of them!
The Warfield @
- San Francisco @
,CA @
- Thu, Oct 22, 2009 @
Favorite moment: It was all good @
Opening act(s): Didn't really like her too much and don't even remember her name. @
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Review 14 for Heart
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5
Heart and New Artist Bob Gentry were Great!
Greek Theatre @
- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Two favs. Discovering Bob Gentry, I really really enjoyed his set, and Heart's "Alone" literally had my spine tingling. @
Opening act(s): Bob Gentry - A New Star keep an eye out for him.
Bangles - A little disappointing @
Posted 10/26/2009
by MikeInLA
Location: LA
I must start with, the Greek is a phenomenal venue, great sound, sight-lines, and facilities. When we arrived we were pleasantly surprised to find Bob Gentry on the outside stage, This guy is a legitimate star. His set was memorable, and his charisma and songs have star written all over him. Between songs he shared stories and it seems like he has been plying his craft for some time. I hope more people get the chance to hear this talent.
After Bob Gentry performed, we moved into the main theater for the Bangles. The ladies look as good as ever, but I was a little disappointed in that their set seemed flat. There wasn't a strong energy or vibe being given off, just the songs being played through. Off night? Not sure, but not as strong as I had expected.
By the time Heart took the stage the venue was packed and full of excitement. The Wilson sisters and company did not disappoint. Ann sounded as good as I have ever heard her. The band was tight and played as well as any recording. The crowd loved it, and I walked away amazed at the experience.
I'll be keeping an eye out for Bob Gentry, and look forward to the next chance to see Heart live.
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- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Two favs. Discovering Bob Gentry, I really really enjoyed his set, and Heart's "Alone" literally had my spine tingling. @
Opening act(s): Bob Gentry - A New Star keep an eye out for him.
Bangles - A little disappointing @
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Review 15 for Heart
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5
Heart is amazing!
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Posted 10/26/2009
by Amysusanne
Location: Greek
Have always loved them. Will follow them whenever I can.
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
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Review 16 for Heart
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5
FANTASTIC
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The opening number - electric @
Setlist: Magic @
Opening act(s): The Best @
Posted 10/26/2009
by Gema
Location: Los Angeles
It was spooky - they still sing like twenty years ago. And OMG - that Ann Wilson can still blast the hit songs like it was yesterday, truly amazing concert experience for me and my sisters Helen and Joanne and still remain huge fans. But one obvious note - they have become two beautiful women - age has been very kind to them :o)
Sincerely,
HEART'S BIGGEST FANS
HEART'S BIGGEST FANS
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The opening number - electric @
Setlist: Magic @
Opening act(s): The Best @
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Review 17 for Heart
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5
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Posted 10/26/2009
by pugdude
Heart still rocks. Much better live than in the studio. Group has been on tour much of this year, and was really tight. Played mostly older material with several Led Zeppelin covers and a Who number ("Love Reign O'er Me").
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
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Review 18 for Heart
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5
Heart Still Amazing
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: They played all the major classics--a wonderfully nostalgic show. @
Opening act(s): The Bangles (also fantastic) @
Posted 10/26/2009
by Snof1ake
Location: Southern California
No rock group out there today has the vocals Heart does. To hear it live was amazing. Definitely a show worth seeing.
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: They played all the major classics--a wonderfully nostalgic show. @
Opening act(s): The Bangles (also fantastic) @
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Review 19 for Heart
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5
Awesome!
Greek Theatre @
- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The whole show is a favorite moment @
Posted 10/26/2009
by Sandyn13
Location: Whittier
Heart rocks! My & daughters first Heart gig....was not disappointed! Ann is the best rock n roll singer ever & Nancy can play!! I took my daughters ages 8 & 13. They had fun & enjoyed watching the Wilson sisters. They were inspired!
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- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: The whole show is a favorite moment @
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Review 20 for Heart
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Heartattack
Greek Theatre @
- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Love Alive @
Opening act(s): The Bangles @
Posted 10/26/2009
by Arrocksto
Location: Thousand Oaks, Ca.
Once again Heart was Amazing, I've been going to their concerts for 28 yrs. they never disappoint, I never can pass up a local concert of theirs. One thing I was so happy to hear was when Nancy introduced Ann she mentioned she's not nor never has been digitaly inhanced, so true! The Bangles did a good job also, my only complaint was my own fault, I waited too long to get tickets and ended up in the right terrace, I'm so used to being within 20 rows of the stage that I felt a bit removed from them, but like I said nothing to do with HEART they're AWESOME!!
Keep Your Love Alive,
Arlene
arrocksto
Keep Your Love Alive,
Arlene
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Greek Theatre @
- Los Angeles @
,CA @
- Fri, Oct 23, 2009 @
Favorite moment: Love Alive @
Opening act(s): The Bangles @
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