Ann Wilson is not slowing down as a musician anytime soon.
Wilson has been appearing in headlines after releasing her solo album, "Fierce Bliss," in April 2022. She and her sister, Nancy Wilson, also received lifetime achievement awards at the Recording Academy's Special Merit Awards.
The Heart frontwoman plans to garner more milestones as she embarks on her North American solo tour this summer.
Ann Wilson's 2023 North American Tour Dates, Venues
Starting July 7 in Toronto, Wilson will visit several cities and states as part of her Summer 2023 Tour. It will then conclude in Syracuse, New York City, on Aug. 30.
See the complete list of dates and venues below:
July 7 - Toronto, ON, at The Danforth Music Hall
July 8 - Ottawa, ON, at Azrieli Studio
July 10 - Quebec City, QC at Festival d'ete de Quebec
July 12 - Wilkes-Barre, PA, at F.M. Kirby Center
July 14 - Northfield, OH, at MGM Northfield Park Center Stage
July 15 - Mequon, WI, at Rotary Park
July 19 - Des Moines, IA, at Hoyt Sherman Place
July 21 - Salina, KS, at Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts
July 22 - Kansas City, MO, at Uptown Theater
July 24 - Chattanooga, TN, at Robert Kirk Walker Theatre
July 25 - Nashville, TN, at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville
July 27 - Champaign, IL, at Virginia Theatre
July 29 - Sterling Heights, MI, at Dodge Park
July 30 - Nashville, IN, at Brown County Music Center
Aug. 1 - Elk Grove Village, IL, at Elk Grove Farmers Market
Aug. 3 - Eau Claire, WI, at Pablo Center at the Confluence
Aug. 5 - Kingsford, MI at Lodal Park
Aug. 30 - Syracuse, NY, at New York State Fairgrounds
Fans can avail of tickets starting Friday during the sale.
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Ann Wilson Is Not Retiring
The announcement of Ann Wilson's 2023 summer tour came nearly a year after she declared that "retirement" is not part of her vocabulary.
Speaking with Ultimate Classic Rock and Culture, Wilson was asked whether she did not have plans for retirement anytime soon. The publication also noted that the singer was still fully invested in the music industry.
"Yeah, I mean, the idea of retirement is nowhere in my comprehension. I don't know what I'd do, because I've been doing music since I was, like, 14 years old," she went on. "So it's a calling with me more than a job that you retire from and then move to Margaritaville. I'm just not made like that."
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