Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers with Steve Miller Band and Bruce Hornsby

Steve Miller, born in Milwaukee, became a key figure in the San Francisco music scene of the late '60s. Known for merging psychedelic blues and pop, he created unforgettable hits like "Take The Money and Run," "Rock'n Me," and "Fly Like an Eagle." Influenced by Les Paul and the Chicago blues scene, Miller collaborated with Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy and continues to blend virtuosity and song craft in performing timeless music.

Bruce Hornsby, ex-Range leader and part-time Grateful Dead keyboardist, formed the Noisemakers. Known for mixing jazz, folk, and rock, his hits include live albums and experimental works.

Based in Williamsburg, VA, Bruce Hornsby is a Grammy-winning artist known for hits like "The Way It Is." A former Grateful Dead member, he collaborated with Bonnie Raitt on "I Can’t Make You Love Me" and scored films for Spike Lee. His 21 albums sold over 11 million copies, contributing to works by Tupac, Bob Dylan, Don Henley, and more.