Home is Where the Hart Is: The Hartman Family Returns for a Long-Awaited Musical Reunion

After more than a decade apart, the Hartman family is finally back where it all began — and they’re bringing their music home.

Twelve years since they last shared the stage, Jason Hartman, his brother Scott, and their father Sam have reunited for a deeply personal and long-anticipated homecoming tour aptly titled “Home is Where the Hart Is.”

Their arrival marks more than just a return to the spotlight — it’s a celebration of family, legacy, and the enduring power of music to bring people together. Known for their seamless harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and unmistakable chemistry, the Hartmans are once again ready to stir hearts and move crowds, this time with the wisdom of years and the depth of experience.

Jason, a household name since his SA Idols victory, has carved out a respected career as a solo artist, but it’s the reunion with his brother and father that’s igniting a fresh spark. With Scott’s soulful vocals and Sam’s timeless presence, this tour promises something rare: a musical experience rooted in family, rich in history, and overflowing with authenticity.

Adding even more magic to the stage is Jason’s godfather, the legendary Derrick Holmes — a maestro lead guitarist whose artistry brings colour, energy, and elegance to every performance. His mastery of the fretboard breathes new life into timeless classics, delivering flawless renditions of songs by Dire Straits, The Eagles, Santana, and many more. With Derrick alongside the Hartmans, audiences can expect a dynamic and musically rich journey that transcends generations and genres.

As they touch down and take the stage, fans can expect intimate storytelling, beloved hits, and brand-new songs that reflect their journey — as individuals and as a family. This is more than a concert series; it’s a homecoming, a reconnection, and a reminder that sometimes the most powerful songs are the ones sung — and played — together.

The Hartmans are home. Derrick Holmes is on stage. And the music has never felt more alive.