Croce Plays Croce and A.J. Croce

Nashville-based piano virtuoso and singer/songwriter A.J. Croce, who toured with B.B. King at 18, blends blues, soul, rock, and Americana. He's worked with legends like Willie Nelson and Ray Charles, and co-written with Leon Russell and Gary Nicholson. Despite losing eyesight as a child, he drew inspiration from Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder. His 10 albums, collaborating with producers like Jack Clement and Tony Berg, have all charted, with 22 singles in Top 20s. Notable collaborations include “Cantos” with Ben Harper and “Just Like Medicine” with Vince Gill.

A.J. Croce, born in Pennsylvania, is a virtuosic piano player and singer-songwriter. Known for his eclectic blend of jazz, blues, soul, pop, and rock, he has charted numerous singles and albums, including "That's Me in the Bar." His "Croce Plays Croce" shows feature his diverse catalog and classics by his father, Jim Croce. Croce has collaborated with legends like B.B. King and Ray Charles, and his album "Heart of the Eternal" showcases his enduring artistry.