Ann Wilson of ‘Heart’ postpones Royal Flush Tour. Know about new dates and more

Lead singer of the legendary rock group Heart, Ann Wilson, has disclosed that she has been diagnosed with cancer. The 74-year-old singer is steadily recovering after undergoing surgery to remove a malignant tumor.

Her doctors encouraged her to take time off performing to ensure a full recovery, as well as recommending preventive chemotherapy. The difficult decision to postpone the remaining dates of their Royal Flush Tour was taken by ‘Heart’ due to her health.
Appreciating the ticket buyers, Ann Wilson conveyed her sadness and assured them that she would be hitting the stage again in 2025. Details about the revised tour dates are anticipated to be released shortly. The band is presently working on rescheduling them, as per the reports of the ‘New York Post.’

Effect on dates of tours

More than fifty gigs in different cities across the US and Canada will be hit by the postponement. Heart also postponed their European tour earlier this year because Ann Wilson needed an urgent surgery that required a six-week minimum recuperation period.

Heart’s experience

Heart is a legendary rock band that was founded in 1973 and is fronted by Ann Wilson on vocals and her sister Nancy Wilson on guitar. The band, which was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, is well-known for singles like “Magic Man” and “Alone,” which have remained popular with listeners for many years.