‘Heart’ & Ann Wilson Are ‘Excited’ About Returning to Stage

The legendary band “Heart” and its lead singer Ann Wilson are returning to stage.

According to People, the move comes after Wilson survived a cancer battle.

“I’m really excited about it actually,” Wilson, 74, told People.

According to People, the band’s tour starts on February 28 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

“I feel really strong. I’ve been preparing and all that, and I’m healthy. I’m clear. I’m a little nervous because I haven’t done it in a year, but I’m there,” Wilson told People.

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Ann Wilson & ‘Heart’ Had Originally Postponed Their Concert Tour

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In July 2024, the band had postponed its concert tour after revealing that Wilson was fighting cancer, according to People.

“We were just getting into the big groove of it all and starting to really get a full head of steam with the whole tour,” her sister Nancy Wilson, 70, told People. “And then, we found ourselves on a plane the next day. We just went home and tried to figure out what was going on and making sure that Ann was okay.”

The tour concludes in New York City on April 16, according to a schedule posted to Ann Wilson’s Instagram page.

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Ann Wilson Told Supporters That She Is ‘Doing Absolutely Fine Now,’ But She Shared That ‘Chemo Is No Joke’

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Wilson posted an audio update about her health to her Instagram page in September.

“I know lots of you have been wondering how I’ve been doing. So I thought it’d be best if you heard this straight from me,” she said in that post.

“I’m doing absolutely fine now but it’s been, to put it mildly, a lot. Chemo is no joke. It takes a lot out of a person. And then there’s that two weeks of waiting around for test results, a form of mental torture,” she added.

The singer added, “Luckily for me, when the results finally came, they were the good kind!”

“I’m so excited to share with you that I’m now finished with chemo, and I’m officially ready to get ready for the tour in 2025!” she continued. “There’s maintenance going forward but I’m told the side effects are much less severe. The worst is over, and I’m thankful for the efficacy of this poison — but it’s more than welcome to get the (expletive) out of my body now.”

Wilson thanked fans for the support.

“My story has a happy ending due in part to early detection,” she said. “My advice? Get checked regularly. I love you all, and I’ll see you very, very soon. There’s much to celebrate.”