Heart has extended its Royal Flush Tour into 2026, adding a string of new dates and a rotating roster of guest artists. Ann and Nancy Wilson will be joined on select dates by Cheap Trick, Todd Rundgren, Lucinda Williams and Starship featuring Mickey Thomas as part of the continuing 2025–26 run. Notably absent from the schedule are any stops in New York or New Jersey, though Heart fans in the Northeast will have a chance to see the band headline Wallingford, Connecticut’s Oakdale Theatre on Friday, Dec. 12, and the Giant Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, Dec. 14. Ann Wilson posted on Instagram that “Every night on the road is a conversation between hearts,” expressing gratitude for the audience that follows the group.
Image depicts Heart’s Ann and Nancy Wilson
Ticket prices for the extended run vary widely by date and guest lineup. The lowest price listed during the publication window was $50 (including fees) on Vivid Seats, with other shows priced from the mid-$60s up to about $205. The New York Post’s publication noted that all listed prices were current at the time of printing and subject to change. Vivid Seats is described as a verified secondary-market platform offering a 100% buyer guarantee, with delivery of tickets before show time. For fans seeking the best value, a complete calendar of tour dates, venues, and guest appearances is available in the source material accompanying this article.
Heart’s latest in New York City this year underscored the commercial viability of the Royal Flush Tour. In April, the band headlined Radio City Music Hall with a 16-song set that mixed familiar hits with deep cuts and covers, a sampling that The Post praised as a high-energy, crowd-pleasing showcase. The set list leaned into classics such as “These Dreams,” “Barracuda” and “Crazy on You,” interspersed with fan favorites like “Magic Man” and “Dreamboat Annie,” and even included Led Zeppelin covers like “Going to California” and “The Ocean.” The show highlighted not only the enduring appeal of Heart’s studio catalog but also the chemistry between the Wilson sisters and their touring band, which critics described as electric and audience-driven.
Across the extended 2025–26 calendar, Heart has lined up a broad slate of appearances in major markets and smaller venues alike. The touring roster features appearances in Las Vegas, Anaheim, Seattle, Omaha, Green Bay, Cincinnati, Wallingford, Hershey and several other cities, with the guest lineup shifting by date. Cheap Trick appears on multiple stops, Todd Rundgren appears on a Bakersfield date, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas appears on two December shows, and Lucinda Williams headlines or co-headlines a string of February and March 2026 dates. The exact configuration of guests varies by city, a detail fans can verify in the published calendar accompanying the NY Post report.
The tour remains a focal point for fans of classic rock and late-20th-century pop-rock, as the band continues to balance chart-topping hits with deep cuts that have endured in concert memory. The extended dates are part of a broader revival of live touring by established acts, with Heart’s 2025 run cited as a successful example of legacy acts expanding into 2026 to meet sustained demand. In addition to live performances, the tour volume supports an ongoing conversation about set design, audience engagement and New York-area accessibility for fans who rely on regional venues rather than cross-country travel.
For readers seeking the most complete and current information, the NY Post package provides a comprehensive tour calendar, venue-by-venue listings, and ticket-purchasing options for every show. The source notes that prices can fluctuate and that the article captures the market conditions at publication time. Interested concertgoers are encouraged to consult the linked calendar and verify the guest lineup for each date before purchasing.
Source: New York Post