Heart Reviews

Lisa Boone from Greenville, South Carolina

JUST AWESOME!

Will cherish this concert forever! It was wonderful

Marty from Savannah, Georgia

WILSON’S STILL ROCKING

Last seen in 1977 the girls are still rocking it. What a tremendous show.

Lynne from San Antonio, Texas

EPIC

Awesome . How can she still hi those high notes? Beautiful songs. Nancy on guitar was rocking it. Still icons. Amazing

Craig Allen from Thackerville, Oklahoma

EPIC HISTORICAL BAND

Great Concert! They Definitely still have it! Only Wish Winstar had affordable rooms for its longtime loyal customer's during these great concerts.

Scott R from Tulsa, Oklahoma

BLOWN AWAY

Heart has been on my bucket list for decades. Was absolutely blown away. How Ann can still sound like she is in her 20’s is beyond me. And Nancy killed it on the guitar, her backing vocals and her tribute to Eddie Van Halen. She is an extremely underrated guitar player. Cheap Trick was awful. Whoever is their sound guy needed another job.

Anna Adams from Tulsa, Oklahoma

TULSA HEART CONCERT

When the shiw opened I thought” Finally , boys step aside and let these women show how you do this right” Ann and Nancy crafted a show that was wonderful in showing how strong and talented they are in playing, singing ,writing. They sound great , look greatand they and their band played their asses off.so happy I got to see them again

Mike B from Tulsa, Oklahoma

GREAT PERFORMANCE BY HEART!

They sound the same as they did in the '80s those ladies can bring it! They played all their hits and a couple of new Tunes as well. Cheap Trick was a little rough around the edges but their Tunes are fun light-hearted and brings back lots of memories.

Lisa Bannister from Columbus, Ohio

STILL THE BEST

The first concert my sister and I ever attended was a Heart concert in Sacramento when we were 13 and 12 years old. We saw them again last night and they did not disappoint. The musicians were all fantastic and the 2024 band is better than the original lineup from the 70's. We decided that Heart would be our first and last concert seen together, there's nothing that could top what we saw last night.

Amy from Columbus, Ohio

AWESOME

Heart put on an amazing show. Ann can still belt out those high notes. It's as if her voice hasn't aged at all. She's still one of the best vocalists in music. Nancy is still showing her skills on guitar especially the acoustic set. Cheap trick was ok. They sang all their hits and then also had members of the band perform. I've seen Cheap Trick 3 times and this was probably the most disappointing performance.

Jerry Crane from Greenville, South Carolina

HEART AND CHEAP TRICK

Heart was terrific. The acoustic portion was outstanding with Ann show casing her skill as a singer and Nancy her guitar skills. I would rate their performance 5 stars. Cheap Trick was at best disappointing.

Denise from Cape Canaveral, FL

HEART GREAT, SOUND, NOT SO

I thought Heart was wonderful. Ann and Nancy were tight. Cheap trick, not so much. The sound at Amalie was awful, it sounded as if I was listening to a bad transistor radio back in the 70's.

DJM from Tulsa, Oklahoma

THEY’VE BEEN BETTER BUT I LOVE THEM

Maybe it’s the new band, I’m not sure, but they weren’t as tight as they usually are. There were a couple slip ups. Little Queen sounded out of tune at first. Nancy was having problems w her guitar. I think she was getting frustrated. All this aside, it’s really what live music is about. It’s organic. These are true blue talented veterans. They never disappoint even after 50 years. Some of the highlights for me- the drummer did an amazing intro to Mistral Wind. My body is still vibrating from it. They played mostly their own stuff, but got creative. Straight On turned into Bowie’s Let’s Dance, and it worked. They put Alone and What About Love brilliantly together, and they did 2 Zep tunes (Going To California and The Ocean). All in all a great show. I’ve seen them 9 or 10 times and my favorite show is still the one from their Heartbreaker tour. They were smoking. I’ll always go see them anywhere I am. I’ve been doing it since the 70’s.

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