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For complete listings and archive, click Gigs on the menu above.- Sat, May. 31st - 9:00 pm - Heartsfield - Arrow Sports Club - Weston, WI
- Sun, Jun. 8th - 11:59 pm - Heartsfield - Jeff Fest - Jefferson Park, IL
- Fri, Jun. 20th - 11:59 pm - Heartsfield - House of Rock - St Louis, MO
- Sat, Jun. 21st - 11:59 pm - Heartsfield - Legfest at Bearcat Getaway - Lesterville, MO
- Wed, Jul. 2nd - 11:59 pm - Heartsfield - Summerfest - Milwaukee, WI
- Sun, Jul. 6th - 11:59 pm - Heartsfield - Naperville Ribfest, Knoch Park - Naperville, IL
- Sat, Jul. 12th - 11:59 pm - Heartsfield - Homewood Days - Homewood, IL
- Sat, Aug. 2nd - 11:59 pm - Heartsfield - Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen Open - Waupaca, WI
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My jaw still aches from smiling and and my fingers hurt from answering all the listeners emails.
Our Rock N' CholesteRoll show featured America, John Waite and Heartsfield.
The Ribfest is a fund raising event to prevent child abuse in all of its forms. The entertainment is what drives people in the gates. I’ve hand picked Heartsfield to open for our major headliners…Dicky Betts/Los Lobos, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Loretta Lynn, and Charlie Daniels to mention the past four years. I know they will put butts in the seats…lawn chairs in this case…and entertain them. Last year, with the help of bands like Heartsfield, we were able to raise over $900,000 to donate to our cause. I would recommend them for any event. Great music and really fine people to work with, too. 
Heartsfield formed back in 1972 and today, with a new lineup with founding member Perry Jordan, is by far one of the top country rock bands touring today! The guitar army, as Heartsfield as been called, will leave you in awe. This band will not take a backseat to any band touring today. Heartsfield is the real deal, and once you hear them, you will be hooked. On or off the stage, this 5-piece band is simply the best. 
Heartsfield is a Midwestern treasure. "The Guitar Army" comes ready to play. Their music is tight and exciting, beginning with the great lyrics, into the brilliant jam of the dueling guitars, and then settles down, leaving you breathless at the end of each song. 
I loved the band and also loved the pie! I wish you could put up our logo but our legal counsel won't allow that. But, you can use my name. 
Perry Jordan is a great writer and singer. His band, Heartsfield, is a fantastic bunch of guys who can play and sing with anyone in the world. 
Perry Jordan has rescued and updated one of the best country rockin' bands from the '70s and given us all a musical boost. This version of Heartsfield picks up where the original left off. When they're not shitkickin', they're kickin' ASS!!! Take the pop edge and vocal style of Lynyrd Skynyrd and overlay the superb harmonies of a Paul Cotton-driven Poco and you have an idea. Laid back with a light shuffling rhythm, it screams “We're Heartsfield and we're here!” 
Heartsfield's sound remains firmly in the decade of their birth, blending country elements with dinosaur rock force to create a populist guitar army. The band manages to achieve a classic rock sound that is not so much referential as it is genuine. 
Heartsfield played alt-country long before that moniker was made up, and I hope that folks behind country music at XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio, in addition to Perry's hometown country station of US 99.5 FM, will consider Georgia Flyer for their playlists. Reminds me of early Marshall Tucker, Pure Prairie League, and of course, Heartsfield. Not a bad song in the bunch, perfect for line dancing, Southern roadhouse boogie, or just plain kicking back with a country soundtrack. 
Perry Jordan, a member of the classic band Heartsfield, steps up to the plate with a 100% pure, filtered through a moonshine still, Southern rock solo release. The title track, "Georgia Flyer," has the swampy, Southern rock thang down pat, and some slinky slide that is as tasty as a fresh Georgia peach. It's all good. Precision playing and production. A real keeper. 
This is definitely Southern, and Jordan’s ability to relax shows here. This CD is a nice combination of acoustic and electric and rock and country. It is the kind of thing that you do not hear often enough, having neither the overkill of rock or the blandness of too much of today’s country music. “Georgia Flyer” has a pop, upbeat feel, but Jordan’s singing has an authenticity that makes him sound like he means what he sings about. 
HEARTSFIELD... has always been one of my favorite Midwestern bands. Twenty-five years ago, they were one of the brightest spots in a constellation of acts that were not quite country or not quite rock. In the '70s, bands like Buckacre, McKendree Spring, Mason Proffitt, and Pure Prairie League all attracted large Midwestern followings, but few bands could match the unique Heartsfield sound. 
A lively blend of rootsy, swampy Americana cries out to see them in a live setting and getting up to do the two-step. I'll have the alligator steak. 
Cody here, of the Delta Kings. Just wanted to let you know, that we thought that you guys rocked hard. I was blown away by your steadfastness of vision. Heartsfield is truly a great American Music band. It truly is apparent in the way everything coming off last night's stage sounds. You sing like a fookin' boird and the band harmonizes beautifully with ya and the guitars just chime, blast, ring and resonate all so fine. Please pass on my compliments to all in the band, but as a guitarist, the HF guitar army slayed me. 
Dude, that band is awesome! Bet y'all get some good success here soon.