Is Rocks and Honey a good place to start with Bonnie Tyler?

Yes, Rocks and Honey is recommended as a starting point for new Bonnie Tyler listeners. A blend of heartfelt ballads and rock anthems showcasing Bonnie Tyler's distinctive raspy vocals and emotive storytelling. Released in 2013, Rocks and Honey marked Bonnie Tyler's return to the music scene after a five-year hiatus following her previous album, Simply Believe. This album came during a phase where she sought to revitalize her career by exploring contemporary sounds while still honoring her classic rock roots.

Who is Rocks and Honey for?

Rocks and Honey works well if you're into heartfelt emotional reflections, introspective late-night vibes and dynamic vocal storytelling.

How many songs are on Rocks and Honey?

Rocks and Honey has 14 tracks, running approximately 51 minutes.

Rocks and Honey

Bonnie Tyler · 2013

51 min · 14 tracks · country music

A blend of heartfelt ballads and rock anthems showcasing Bonnie Tyler's distinctive raspy vocals and emotive storytelling.

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Top tracks — play these first

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This Is Gonna Hurt Start here — establishes the sonic palette early
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Believe in Me — This track served as her entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, showcasing a powerful delivery that highlights her iconic vocal style while addressing themes of hope and self-belief.
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Crying — With its emotional depth and rich instrumentation, 'Crying' captures the essence of longing that permeates the album, illustrating Tyler's mastery of delivering poignant narratives.
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All I Ever Wanted — 'All I Ever Wanted' features an infectious chorus and a driving rhythm, representing the more upbeat side of the album while displaying Tyler's versatility as a performer.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

heartfelt emotional reflections
introspective late-night vibes
dynamic vocal storytelling
steady rhythmic engagement
contemplative moments of clarity

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Late Career Highlight — Shows Bonnie Tyler's continued relevance and vocal strength after a hiatus.
Themes: Eurovision ambition· emotional longing
Moods: Introspective· Nostalgic
Career context: Released in 2013, Rocks and Honey marked Bonnie Tyler's return to the music scene after a five-year hiatus following her previous album, Simply Believe. This album came during a phase where she sought to revitalize her career by exploring contemporary sounds while still honoring her classic rock roots.
Stylistic neighbors: Cher· Pat Benatar· Tina Turner