The opening riffs of Seattle-based rock band Heart's 'Barracuda,' 'Crazy on You' and 'What About Love' are among the most recognizable on classic-rock radio. Appropriately, the group, formed in 1973, hit up San Antonio‘s Frost Bank Center Wednesday for nearly three hours of rock that was as familiar as it was energizing.
The opening riffs of Seattle-based rock band Heart 's"Barracuda,""Crazy on You" and"What About Love" are among the most recognizable on classic-rock radio. Appropriately, the group, formed in 1973, hit up San Antonio‘s Frost Bank Center Wednesday for nearly three hours of rock that was as familiar as it was energizing.
The band shared highlights and deep cuts from its entire portfolio, starting with '70s hits including"Magic Man" and"Little Queen" then moving into unexpected medleys. At one point, the 1978 hit"Straight On" ran directly into David Bowie’s"Let’s Dance." As the show progressed, it was clear Ann Wilson had difficulty reprising some of the band's biggest hits. A short but sweet medley of"Alone" and"What About Love" left us wanting more, given the incredible vocal effort each of the songs require.
It was clear the guitarist enjoyed paying homage to her friend, and looking around the arena, it was obvious her performance touched hearts. More than one person wiped their eyes at the end of her tribute.
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