In her songs, she lays all her cards on the table, reveals her secrets and gives us an insight into her emotional world.
This power woman's authenticity and vocal power are not limited to the protected space of the recording studio. Especially on stage, Beth Hart gives free rein to her feelings, confronts her audience with the full range of her emotions and lets everyone take part in this rollercoaster ride.
Beth Hart is like a seething volcano that rests one moment only to erupt the next: she simply screams out her joy, pain, anger, longing and lust, she breathes and purrs and emphasises with every show why she is considered a musical and emotional elemental force live.
Together with her band, she fascinates and convinces her audience time and time again, so it is hardly surprising that she has played her way up from clubs to renowned halls and arenas over the years.
At 51 - and proud of it - Beth is enjoying the golden age. The success of her latest album War In My Mind, followed by the incredible Led Zeppelin tribute, has brought her even more critical acclaim, soaring sales and sold-out concerts. But the singer reminds us that her life has always moved in cycles: "Things get good, then they get bad, then they get good, then they get bad" - and it is from these extremes that many of her best songs are born.
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