As a legendary singer Heart, Ann Wilson says she is not sure that she will ultimately feel both physically and mentally when he returns to the stage after a recent cancer fight.
But what does she make Know that she is ready to swing.
“I’m really excited about that,” Wilson, 74, tells people in an interview just a few days before returning to the 24-day Royal Flush Tour 2025, starting on Friday, February 28 in Las Vegas. “I feel very strong. I was preparing all that, and I’m healthy. I’m clear. I’m a little nervous because I didn’t do it for a year, but I’m there.”
Indeed, in July 2024, the Powerhouse vocalist informed the fans of her cancer diagnosis and the delay of the North American Royal Flush tour, allowing her to undergo surgery and pass through a preventive chemotherapy course.
“We were just getting into the big slot of everything and we started to really get a full head of money with the whole tour,” said the band Nancy Wilson, 70, said People of last year’s delaying tour after a short stay abroad. “And then the next day we found ourselves on the plane. We just went home and tried to figure out what was going on and ensure that Ann is okay.”
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In September, Ann returned to her channels on social networks to share the news that her chemotherapy treatments were complete and was ready to visit 2025.
“I came from a really far away place to manage the power and energy you need,” Ann explains about returning to this year’s tour, which will end on April 16 at Radio City Music Hall in New York. “I’m simply curious to see what I feel when I’m going outside. I think it will be great. I feel really empowered right now.”
Ann Wilson.
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Fortunately, this strengthening does not only come from the soul of the Hitmakers of timeless songs such as “These Dreams”, “Barracuda” and “Crazy on You”, but also from the faithful Legion of the band fan, many of which stuck from the beginning of the 1973 band.
“I felt that love was all the time of them,” explains Ann, who, with her sister Nancy, was introduced into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2013. “Whether it is a health problem or not, they have always been there for me and for us. And there were ups and downs during all those 50 years. These people simply ride on waves with us.”
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Nancy Wilson.
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And while the weather continues to move quickly, love remains between the two sisters.
“The songs do not seem to be old, but it is, the hell, your I have to age, “says Nancy, who” succeeds and stronger “to prepare the mind and body to perform on stage.” Now there are more hours about things. I mean, there are many classic rock bands that bend, so we are somehow loud and proud and happy to prove we are here. We have always proven that. We are good at that. We do this with flatter Shoes these days, but we’re still doing it. ”
But how long he will do it, no one knows.
“No glass and no mirror ball,” Nancy concludes. “Life will always give you what gives you and leads you down the trail that leads you, with all the best intentions and all the best energy and intuition and intention. We go forward and believe it will be fine as we can, but all kinds of boogeyman comes out of all doors.
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