Date Of Birth
17/1/1974

TONY LUCIDO

Tony Lucido is the current professional bassist for the legendary rock band Heart. He serves as a core member of their active touring lineup alongside founding sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson.

An acclaimed studio and touring musician, Lucido joined Heart's modern lineup, which also features guitarists Ryan Wariner, Ryan Waters, Paul Moak, and drummer Sean T. Lane. Beyond his high-profile work anchoring the low end for Heart's classic rock anthems on massive milestone treks like their 50th-anniversary tour, he is a highly respected figure in the music industry who was named the ACM (Academy of Country Music) Bass Player of the Year. Throughout his versatile career, he has also collaborated with prominent artists such as Gwen Stefani, Tim Montana, and Kenny Chesney.

Tony Lucido (often nicknamed "Tone the Bone") is one of Nashville’s most sought-after and elite session bassists. Based in Tennessee, he has spent decades establishing himself as a versatile, first-call musician across rock, country, pop, and contemporary Christian music (CCM).

Lucido operates his own publishing and recording hub, Tone the Bone Music Publishing, in Nashville. His connection to Heart singer Ann Wilson grew through collaborating as a core member and co-writer for her solo backing band, Tripsitter, recording on tracks like "Me and Comanche" and "Consecrated Ground". When the Wilson sisters activated Heart's full modern lineup for their massive global stadium and arena treks, Lucido naturally graduated to anchoring the low-end grooves for the legendary band.

 

Background Information


Born: (17th January 1974)
Place Of Birth: (? But spent time in Nashville, Tennessee, United States)
Years Active: (1999 - Present)
Instruments: (Bass)
Bands: (Heart • Tripsitter • The Amazing Dawgs)