Ann Wilson, 74, has made it clear that the reason why she is performing in a wheelchair is that she fell and injured her arm five days before the Heart tour kicked off in Las Vegas

Heart frontwoman Ann Wilson has revealed she recently suffered a serious arm injury following her 2024 cancer battle. "It's not about cancer, it's about me being a klutz," Ann, 74, joked of her injury on her podcast "After Dinner Thinks With Ann Wilson" on Wednesday,

Ann Wilson says the wheelchair and arm sling she’s been using on Heart‘s current tour isn’t a remnant of her recent cancer battle. “It’s not about cancer, it’s about me being a klutz,” the singer explained on her After Dinner Thinks With Ann Wilson podcast,

"We go forward and we trust that it's going to be okay as much as we can," Heart bandmate and sister Nancy Wilson tells PEOPLE as their Royal Flush Tour kicks off Friday in Las Vegas.

Heart is back on the road after singer Ann Wilson’s recovery from a battle with cancer last year, but she is now performing from a wheelchair and with a sling. The singer, 74, who fronts the veteran rock band with her sister,

Heart launched their 2025 tour on Friday with a performance at the BleauLive Theater in Las Vegas. The concert marked the band’s triumphant return to the stage after their 2024 tour was cut short for singer Ann Wilson‘s cancer treatment.

DETROIT - Heart is back to touring in 2025 following Ann Wilson’s battle with cancer. The rock duo, which had to postpone their entire tour last year, will be at the Fox Theatre in downtown Detroit on Wednesday, June 4. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 7 at 10 a.m.

Heart is heading out on arena tour to celebrate their fiftieth anniversary. I spoke to sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson about the tour, a possible documentary and more.

Heart recently embarked on their Royal Flush 2025 tour, and Ann Wilson has been notably performing while seated in a wheelchair. While fans speculated that the 74-year-old needed assistance because of her recent battle with cancer,