Heartless

Heartless is a Heart tribute band based in Tinley Park, Illinois, performing music associated with Heart across the band’s catalog from the 1970s to today. The show centers on the Wilson sisters’ classic sound, from acoustic material to hard-driving rock, with the beat, guitar work, and signature vocal style that fans know from Heart’s recordings. The set includes well-known songs such as Magic Man, What About Love, Crazy on You, Dog and Butterfly, and Barracuda. Heartless also performs songs Heart has covered from other classic rock artists, including Led Zeppelin and The Who. Along with the music, the band shares parts of Heart’s history and backstories behind some of the hits, giving the set added context for both dedicated fans and general classic rock crowds. The band has performed on theater and festival stages throughout the Midwest and is known for true-to-the-original renditions. For buyers looking for a Heart-focused tribute set with familiar material and a full-evening concert feel, Heartless offers a straightforward, recognizable option.

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Heart tribute featuring classic songs, signature vocals, driving beats, and burning guitar riffs

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Heartless is a Midwest tribute to Heart, performing songs from the 1970s to today, including Magic Man, What About Love, Crazy on You, Dog and Butterfly, and Barracuda, plus Heart’s covers of Led Zeppelin and The Who.

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Heartless brings Heart’s music to life with songs from the entire discography, from the 1970s to today. The show features signature vocals, driving beats, burning guitar riffs, acoustic moments, and songs including Magic Man, What About Love, Crazy on You, Dog and Butterfly, and Barracuda. Heartless also performs songs Heart covered from Led Zeppelin and The Who, while sharing Heart’s history and hit-song backstories. The band has performed on theater and festival stages throughout the Midwest and is recognized for true-to-the-original renditions.

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