Ann Wilson

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"It never was [called grunge] in Seattle. They hated that term."

Songs were recorded at Heart singer's first post-pandemic shows in June.

June has a lot of birthdays, so see which rockers are blowing out the candles for this month.

35 years ago this week, the lovely Wilson sisters and company made a stop in Portland as they were riding the wave of a huge comeback.

"We haven't written together in a while," singer said of sister and bandmate Nancy Wilson. "The times when we see each other are the times when Heart tours."

Song comes less than two months after Heart singer's riff-driven hard rocker "The Hammer."

The ’80s were the ‘lowest of the low’ era for female acceptance, said Wilson.

Track follows Heart singer's recent solo cuts "Tender Heart" and "The Revolution Starts Now."

Heart singer says new solo song "came out of a personal struggle but quickly evolved into a greater, more universal meaning."

Heart singer called Steve Earle's 2004 song a "powerful, uplifting anthem of unity."

34 years ago today, the lovely Wilson sisters and company made a stop in Portland as they were riding the wave of a huge comeback.

Heart singer will focus mostly on the East Coast on solo dates.

Heart rocked Blimpsters live 7 times from 1978-1986 (all Portland shows and one Augusta show in '85). The concert on May 8, 1986 was their third sold-out show at the Civic Center.

Heart rocked Blimpsters live, six times from 1978-1986. The concert on May 8, 1986 was their third sold-out show at the Civic Center.

Fifty-four years after "Go Now" introduced them to the world, the Moody Blues were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland.