Beth Hart Booking Information & Pricing

Beth Hart Biography

The American singer-songwriter Beth Hart was born in 1972 in Los Angeles, California. Long before Beth experienced her big breakthrough with the 1999 hit “La Song (Out of This Town),” Beth she spent her earliest years as a musician performing around the Los Angeles area at various clubs and bars. In the early 1990’s, she competed the show Star Search and won, but she was still struggling for that big breakthrough.

Beth released Beth Hart and the Ocean of Souls in 1993, followed by the album Immortal which was recorded with the Beth Hart Band. But it was the 1999 release of Screamin’ for My Supper which launched her top five adult contemporary hit, “La Song (Out of This Town.)” The album launched Beth’s career, and was followed by: Leave the Light On (2003), 37 Days (2007), My California (2010), and Bang Bang Boom Boom (2012.) The albums spawned the additional singles: “Leave the Light On,” “Learning to Live,” “Take it Easy on Me,” “Like You (And Everyone Else),” “Life Is Calling,” and “Baddest Blues.

Most recently, Beth Hart has earned her first Grammy Award for the album Seesaw, just released in 2014. The album is a collaboration with Jo Bonamassa, with whom she has also provided vocals for a number of his songs, including “No Love on the Street.” Beth Hart recently returned from an extensive European tour. Her next studio album, Better Than Home, is anticipated for release in 2015.