Fans were overjoyed when Bruce Hornsby announced his plans for 2026: A spring tour and a new album scheduled to drop on April 3, titled Indigo Park. Now the three-time Grammy Award winner has released the title track (and first single) from the upcoming record, and fans already want more.
According to a release shared on Hornsby's official website, "Indigo Park" chronicles "episodes in the young life of Bruce; in classic pop fashion, the chorus lifts to higher altitude, to survey not just the remembered scene but the ways it has hung around, informing his adult perspective."
“Lessons learned through the years of boneheaded attempts and failures…Indigo Park is a state of mind," Hornsby said.
Fans commenting on the official performance video of "Indigo Park" on YouTube had nothing but praise for the tune.
"This song makes my soul sing! Still got it after all these years," one person wrote, with another calling it "one of the best!"
"This is superb Bruce," raved a third commenter, adding, "Thank you so much for this. I'm feeling every note and lyrics here. You never disappoint."
"Another beauty...man, life's great listening to the jams from Bruce and crew, his lyrics, melodies, harmonies, instrumentation are brilliant," someone else declared. "Thank you for continuing your journey and sharing your gift!"
'Indigo Park' features an appearance by the late Bob Weir
As fans are well aware, Hornsby was a touring member of the Grateful Dead for years, so it makes sense that Indigo Park would include collaborations with lyricist Robert Hunter (who co-wrote the songs "Alabama" and "Might As Well Be Me, Florinda") and the late Bob Weir, who plays guitar and duets with Hornsby on "Might As Well Be Me, Florinda."
Interestingly enough, Hornsby explained that all of his work with Hunter happened remotely.
“I never saw him,” Hornsby said. “No. Not once. I’d tell him, ‘Hey, I’m coming to town to play so-and-so in the San Francisco area.’ He’d write me something that said, ‘I only go out for doctor’s visits now. I hardly ever leave the house. I can’t.’ Anyway, I hardly knew him. These five songs are what we did. I cherish that remote relationship.”
The upcoming Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers tour kicks off on April 9 in Cincinnati, Ohio, going on to visit cities including Atlanta, Seattle and Los Angeles before wrapping up in Patchougue, NY, on July 25.
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