Beth Hart

The Profile

Beth Hart is an American singer-songwriter known for her powerful, soulful blues-rock voice and emotionally charged performances. She first gained wider attention with the single LA Song (Out of This Town) and has since released acclaimed albums and collaborations, notably with Joe Bonamassa.

Breakthrough with LA Song (Out of This Town) (1999). Longtime collaborator with Joe Bonamassa, including the albums Don't Explain (2011) and Seesaw (2013); Seesaw received a Grammy nomination for Best Blues Album (2014). Performed Whole Lotta Love at the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors tribute to Led Zeppelin. Active since 1993.

Two warm-to-glowing reviews spotlight Beth Hart’s powerhouse blues-rock voice and emotive songwriting. Fire On The Floor blends noir jazz touches, R&B swing, and intimate ballads born after a dark period. Bang Bang Boom Boom delivers eleven self-penned songs on love’s bruises with punchy hooks and grit. Highlights noted: Jazz Man, Love Gangster, Fire On The Floor, Better Man, and Thru The Window Of My Mind. Minor quibbles target one gospel-leaning cut and some artwork choices.