Heart Rocks Hershey with Classic Hits and Unforgettable Show

UPDATE: Heart delivered an electrifying performance at the Giant Center in Hershey on December 14, 2023, showcasing why they remain one of classic rock’s greatest legends. The concert kicked off with opening act Starship, led by Mickey Thomas, who thrilled the crowd with hits like “White Rabbit” and “We Built This City.”

Fans were on their feet as Thomas engaged with the audience, declaring, “Thank you!” to enthusiastic cheers. His charm and vocal prowess set the stage for an unforgettable night.

When Heart took the spotlight, singer Ann Wilson immediately captured the audience’s attention with her powerful vocals. “Good evening everybody! We are Heart, pleased to be among you,” she declared. Ann’s sister, guitarist Nancy Wilson, complemented her with stunning harmonies and lead vocals on classics like “These Dreams.”

The sisters shared heartfelt anecdotes, reminiscing about their early days as a struggling band. “When we were just a baby band, trying to get noticed, we played anywhere there was electricity and running water,” Nancy said, sparking laughter among fans.

Heart’s setlist featured a mix of beloved anthems and surprising covers, including renditions of Led Zeppelin’s “The Ocean” and David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance.” The emotional highlight came when Nancy performed a touching acoustic piece titled “For Edward,” dedicated to the late Eddie Van Halen, recounting their history together.

Amidst the nostalgia, the concert also delivered fierce performances of “Crazy On You” and “Dog & Butterfly,” with Ann encouraging fans to persist in their dreams. The evening culminated with a mash-up of “Alone” and “What About Love,” leaving the audience craving more.

As the show wrapped up, Heart teased the crowd with “…or is it?” before launching into an encore that featured the iconic “Barracuda.” The energy was palpable as the stadium erupted into cheers, celebrating a night that rekindled memories for fans who had followed Heart for decades.

This concert was not just a performance; it was a powerful reminder of the enduring legacy of classic rock and the deep connection between artists and their fans. With their unmistakable sound and heartfelt storytelling, Heart proved once again that they still rock just as hard, 40 years later.

Fans left the venue buzzing, eager to share their experience and relive the magic of a night filled with classic rock camaraderie. Don’t miss out on more updates as Heart continues their tour and brings their legendary sound to audiences across the country.