Ann Wilson and Tripsitter

Ann Wilson, born in San Diego, California, became the iconic lead singer of Heart, originating from Seattle. Celebrated for her powerful four-octave voice, she pioneered hard rock and folk rock. Known for hits like "Barracuda" and "Magic Man," she is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Her solo work includes albums such as "Fierce Bliss," and she has collaborated with diverse artists, including Disturbed.

An American rock band formed as the backing and collaborative group for Heart's lead vocalist Ann Wilson, known for blending heavy rock, blues, and psychedelia on albums like Another Door and Consecrated Ground.