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Ann Wilson & Tripsitter bring Consecrated Ground to streaming

Consecrated Ground is now streaming after its September CD and vinyl release, alongside a new interview about Wilson’s work with Tripsitter.

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Editorial illustration of Ann Wilson for the streaming release of Consecrated Ground
Editorial illustration based on a May 2010 photograph by Greg Hernandez, CC BY 2.0. The reference was cropped and reinterpreted in a new illustrated composition; this is not a current documentary photograph.

Ann Wilson & Tripsitter’s Consecrated Ground reached streaming services on October 9, 2026. The nine-song album follows the group’s 2023 release Another Door, and Wilson’s official website now directs listeners to the complete record.

Two release dates, two formats

CD and vinyl editions arrived on September 25, two weeks before the digital release. October 9 therefore marks the album’s streaming arrival rather than its first availability in any format.

The guitarists behind Tripsitter

Tripsitter brings together Ryan Wariner on guitar, Paul Moak on guitar and keyboards, Tony Lucido on bass and Sean T. Lane on drums, with Wilson on vocals.

In an October 9 interview with PEOPLE, Wilson discussed the group’s collaborative writing and recording at Moak’s Smoakstack Studio in Nashville. She connected the album’s title to the city’s musical history and described a different musical sophistication from Heart.

For guitar listeners, Wariner and Moak’s credited roles offer a useful starting point for exploring this separate project. The full album is available through Wilson’s official streaming links.

Want to explore the guitar side of Heart? Read our Nancy Wilson guitars and gear guide.

Editorial illustration based on a May 2010 photograph by Greg Hernandez, CC BY 2.0. The reference was cropped and reinterpreted in a new illustrated composition; this is not a current documentary photograph.