Ann Wilson

One of the most surprising things about Heart 's new live album is that, after more than four decades of being a band, it was their first time playing the historic Royal Albert Hall.

Ann Wilson plans to spend at least part of the year on the road as a solo artist.

Ann Wilson's recently announced solo tour is adding dates — and it'll support an EP of new music from the Heart singer, too.

By the time 1985 rolled around, they were at a serious career crossroads.

After Heart conclude their 2015 summer tour, singer Ann Wilson will host some solo shows of her own.

Heart vocalist Ann Wilson is a newlywed.

We know Robert Plant isn't interested in fronting a reconstituted Led Zeppelin, and we know Heart singer Ann Wilson is more than up to the task of performing Zeppelin's greatest hits.

The learning curve of any band, particularly as live performers, is a tricky minefield to navigate of the course of a career. But for Heart, it's resulted in a more versatile band than ever. In an exclusive interview with Ultimate Classic Rock, singer Ann Wilson told us about how the band led by her and her sister Nancy have evolved onstage since their beginnings in the '70s.

Since announcing their decision to cancel a planned performance at Orlando's SeaWorld, Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson have had some time to think about their position on the park's treatment of its captive animals -- and they're still pretty steamed.

Heart fans in attendance at the band's June 18 Tampa gig were given a surprise treat -- along with band member Ann Wilson, who received a birthday serenade from her sister Nancy.