Heart: Alive in Seattle

Synopsis

Heart: Alive in Seattle is a live concert film featuring the iconic rock band Heart, led by the talented sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. Recorded in Seattle in 2002, the concert captures the band at the peak of their performance, delivering electrifying renditions of their greatest hits like 'Barracuda', 'Alone', and 'Crazy On You'. The film showcases the raw energy and emotional depth of Heart's music, combined with Nancy Wilson's exceptional guitar skills and Ann Wilson's powerful vocals. With stunning visuals and captivating stage presence, Heart: Alive in Seattle offers an unforgettable experience for fans of classic rock and showcases why Heart remains one of the most legendary bands in music history.

Cast

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  Nancy Wilson

  Herself (lead guitar)

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  Ann Wilson

  Herself (lead vocals)

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  Ben Smith

  Drums

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  Mike Inez

  Bass

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  Scott Olson

  Guitar

• Tom Kellock

  Keyboards

Reviews

Heart: Alive in Seattle has received acclaim for its electrifying performances and dynamic stage presence. IMDb rates the film at an impressive 8.6/10, indicating a strong positive reception from audiences. Critics praise the Wilson sisters for their outstanding musicianship and emotional delivery, with one review from Rotten Tomatoes stating, 'Heart: Alive in Seattle captures the essence of a live rock experience with passion and precision'. Metacritic described the film as 'a must-see for any rock music enthusiast', highlighting the band's enduring appeal and captivating live performances. Overall, Heart: Alive in Seattle has garnered praise for its authenticity, energy, and timeless music that continues to resonate with fans worldwide.

See also

The Man Who Knew Too Much

Alice

The Family Friend

The Soft Skin