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Last Friday, Bruce Hornsby gave a solo piano performance at the Alys Stephens Center. By the end of the evening, Hornsby had performed well-known hits including “The Way It Is,” “The Valley Road” and “The End Of The Innocence” along with songs from his recently-released album, Levitate. Those in attendance will agree that the between-song dialogue rivaled the music, highlighted by Hornsby’s Q&A session with the audience.
Photos by Brent Thompson
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