Book Ann Wilson

Ann Wilson is an American rock singer, best known as the commanding lead voice of Heart, the band she has fronted since the early 1970s alongside her younger sister, Nancy Wilson. Heart broke ground as one of the first hard rock bands led by women, and early albums Dreamboat Annie and Little Queen delivered classics such as "Magic Man," "Crazy on You" and "Barracuda," with Ann and Nancy co-writing the first two. The band followed with Dog & Butterfly and later topped the Billboard Hot 100 with "These Dreams" in 1986, ultimately placing 29 singles on that chart and scoring top-ten albums across four decades. Heart's 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction included Wilson, who also holds a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and has earned four Grammy nominations. Her guest work includes vocals on "Brother" and "Am I Inside" from Alice in Chains' Sap, and her solo albums include Hope & Glory (2007), Immortal (2018), Fierce Bliss (2022) and Consecrated Ground (2026). Celebrated for her soaring, operatic range, she delivered the Royal Flush 2024 Tour and brings a powerhouse show of rock anthems and stirring ballads.