Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

In 2012, when Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers rocked out at the Frank Erwin Center, they were riding high following their 2010 album 'Mojo.' This was a significant point in Petty's career; 'Mojo' marked the band’s first studio album in eight years and showcased a return to their roots with a heavy influence of classic rock and a newfound focus on groove. By the time of this live recording, the band had not just found their footing again, but they were also celebrating the spirit of community that live performances inspire. 'Refugee,' a flagship song from their earlier work, is a testament to Petty's resilience and creativity, highlighting his knack for blending emotional storytelling with rock energy. Fun fact: throughout his career, Petty often emphasized the importance of live performances, believing they infused his music with raw energy and connection to fans.

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