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Ann Wilson of Heart is set to release her second album with the band Tripsitter.
Wilson and Tripsitter are gearing up to unveil a new album, called "Consecrated Ground," on Aug. 14. To get fans pumped for the release, they've already released the album's first single, "I Will Not Be Coming Back," via all the usual digital outlets.
According to a release from the band provided to Newsweek, the new track dives into "themes of liberation, transformation, and unwavering self-determination."
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"It is a bold statement from an artist who has never stopped evolving," the release adds, billing it as a "powerful introduction to the world of 'Consecrated Ground.'" In other words, this new single represents what listeners should expect from the upcoming album.
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Wilson and Tripsitter first got together in 2023, so this is still a very new project. They released their debut album, "Another Door," in September of 2023.
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On top of the new music, Wilson and Tripsitter are plotting out a tour. The group will embark on a trek starting Sept. 12 in Lady Lake, Florida, and stay on the road through an Oct. 9 date in Ridgefield, Connecticut. Find the full list of tour dates on Wilson's official website.
"With 'Consecrated Ground,' Wilson once again demonstrates why she remains one of music's most compelling creative forces," the release adds. "More than five decades into her career, she continues to embrace new collaborators, new sounds, and new challenges, proving that artistic reinvention remains central to everything she does."
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"Consecrated Ground" is already available for preorder. The nine-song track list includes "I Will Not Be Coming Back," "Bone Pain," "Me and Comanche," "Hard Fought," "Ruby Rosé (Lady of the Night)," "Hot Foot," "Dissonance," "Renaissance Kids" and "Reverse Chaos."
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