Bruce Hornsby's Indigo Park: New Album & Collabs

0:00On April 3rd, Bruce Hornsby, the 71-year-old piano wizard, just dropped his new album Indigo Park on April 3rd, 2026. He wasn't even thinking about new music after burning out from writing over 40 songs across four records since 2019, plus collabs with, folks like Bon Heaver and The Shins. But the title track idea hit him hard, waking him up at night until he dove in. That spark turned into a wild ride, with Hornsby ripping the Rickenbacker 12 string guitar on the first five tracks, calling it his Roger McGuin. Moment. Guests bring the heat, too. Bonnie Raid slides in on the electronic beat-driven ecstatic, and Grateful Dead's Bob Weir goes off on Might as Well Be. Me, Florinda. Fans still vibe with his 1986 smash, the way it is, marking its 40th anniversary this year. That tracks philosophy hooked hip-hop legends like Tupac and Changes, and even young Chicago rapper Polo G, with his gospel-infused wishing for a hero.

1:01Hornsby's career spans jazz pop hits, Dead Tours, Spike Lee Scores, and work with Chaka Khan, Stevie Nicks, and more. He snagged Weir after chatting at a Robbie Roberts attribute in Los Angeles last October, sending him a track co-written with Robert Hunter Weir, neo to instantly. Raid, like a musical big sister, jumped on ecstatic for its fresh vibe outside her blues lane. Hornsby's hitting the road most of the year, starting April 9th with his band The Noise Makers. In the Go Park shows Hornsby still evolving, blending his piano roots with guitar fire and star power, proving good ideas won't stay buried, entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI Bringing You What's Trending, I'm Corey with The Story.