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Heart’s desire: Chappell Roan finally gets to perform her “favourite song” with one of the people who wrote and originally recorded it

Monday September 22, 2025. 05:14 PM , from Keyboard Magazine

She was joined onstage by Nancy Wilson for her now traditional cover of Heart’s Barracuda

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