Bruce Hornsby
From the Dead’s Piano Bench to Indigo Park
Bruce Hornsby joined the Grateful Dead on keyboards in September 1990, after Brent Mydland’s death, and toured with the band until March 1992. More than three decades later, the Dead family still runs through his music: his latest album, Indigo Park, features Bob Weir and includes two songs co-written with the late Robert Hunter.
One on One with Christian McBride
Hornsby teams up with multi-Grammy-winning bassist and NJPAC Jazz Advisor Christian McBride for an intimate afternoon of playing and conversation on the Victoria Theater stage, celebrating Indigo Park. Two genre-crossing musicians with a long list of collaborators, sharing one small stage.
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The Album: Indigo Park
Released April 3, 2026, Indigo Park was produced by Tony Berg, Will Maclellan and Hornsby. Alongside his longtime band, the Noisemakers, the guest list includes Bonnie Raitt, Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig, guitarist Blake Mills, bassist Pino Palladino, drummer Chris Dave and Bob Weir.
- Indigo Park
- Memory Palacefeat. Ezra Koenig
- Entropy Here (Rust in Peace)
- Silhouette Shadows
- Ecstaticfeat. Bonnie Raitt
- Alabama
- North Dakota Slate Roof
- Sliver of Time
- Might As Well Be Me, Florindawith Bob Weir · feat. Blake Mills
- Take a Light Strain
Bonnie Raitt on her old friend: “The guy is just still diving deep and improving and playing hours a day and stretching.”
The Indigo Park Tour
Hornsby has spent 2026 on the road behind the album, opening with solo dates in February before he and the Noisemakers launched the spring tour on April 9 in Cincinnati. The run included the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, a West Coast swing in June and the Great South Bay Music Festival in July. Next up: Newark.
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