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Beth Hart Plans To Cut Back On Touring
10/02/2015
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(The Blues) Beth Hart is planning to scale back her touring activities in future - so she can have a life. She's known for spending up to nine months of the year on the road, mainly in Europe. But while she still loves performing live, she can't ignore the other calls on her time.

Hart tells the Spokesman-Review: "I'm finding that it's getting in the way of me having a connection to the real world, and that's the only place I can really write from.

"I also just want to take care of myself. I want to have a life with my husband, spend some time with friends and family, and enjoy my life, instead of it all being about touring." Read more here.

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