Recorded for PBS, Ann Wilson and her band Tripsetter deliverered one of her always electrifying performances in front of an adoring crowd. With years of classics to draw from, she blends more recent material with her timeless classics to create one special moment in time. Backed by her band Tripsitter, the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award-winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee knows what the people want to hear, so she breathes new life into fan favorites like "Barracuda," "Crazy On You," and "Magic Man," summoning the raw energy and passion the songs demand. And they sit comfortably alongside newer songs such as “Greed” from her 2022 album Fierce Bliss.

Known for her extraordinary voice that has dominated rock for over five decades, Wilson continues to send chills down audiences' spines with her powerful performances. With more than 35 million records sold, her influence on rock is indisputable. Recent years have seen the singer expanding her musical horizons even further. She teamed up with Disturbed’s frontman David Draiman for the duet “Don’t Tell Me” on their album Divisive, and contributed her powerhouse vocals to Dolly Parton’s Rockstar. These collaborations highlight Wilson’s seemingly effortless talent, with her ability to go from hard rock to country without missing a beat.

As she takes the stage with Tripsitter, Wilson brings a performance that’s not just a concert but an experience. Each song, whether a classic Heart hit or a new solo piece, is delivered with the same vigor and verve that have made Wilson a rock icon. It’s a celebration of her remarkable journey and a sign that more great moments are ahead. With her voice as strong as ever and her spirit undimmed, Ann Wilson proves once again why she’s a force to be reckoned with in the world of rock and roll.