Beth Hart
Singer-songwriter and musician; 'Leave the Light On'
Born
January 24th, 1972
53 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A musician and singer-songwriter emerged in the 1990s with a powerful voice and emotional delivery. Released the debut album 'Immortal' in 1996, which featured the single 'Beth Hart and the Oceans.' Gained further recognition with the album 'Leave the Light On' in 2003, which showcased strong songwriting and vocal prowess. Collaborated with various artists and became noted for live performances, especially in the blues rock genre. Released several albums, including 'Fire on the Floor' in 2016 and 'Screamin' for My Supper' in 2007, establishing a dedicated following. Routinely tours in Europe and the United States, performing with a blend of rock, blues, and soulful ballads.
Released the album 'Leave the Light On'
Won the Blues Music Award for Best Contemporary Female Blues Artist
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