Longwood Debut
Acclaimed singer-songwriter, piano virtuoso, multi-instrumentalist, and son of legendary singer-songwriter Jim Croce, A.J. Croce presents his celebrated Croce Plays Croce, bringing audiences an unforgettable evening of music that bridges generations and celebrates the enduring power of song.
Featuring a moving and energetic blend of Jim Croce’s songs—such as Operator, You Don’t Mess Around with Jim, Bad Bad Leroy Brown, and Time in a Bottle—along with his own acclaimed originals, Croce shares stories, humor, and remarkable musicianship while connecting audiences to both his father’s iconic body of work and his own evolution as one of today’s most respected artists.
From his earliest performances as a teenager, to his critically acclaimed albums and world tours, A.J. Croce has forged a remarkable career entirely on his own terms. Over the course of three and a half decades and 11 studio albums, he has become known as an acclaimed songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and electrifying performer, with more than 20 songs reaching Billboard’s Top 40 charts across multiple genres.
Celebrated for his ability to bridge styles and eras with effortless grace, Croce moves fluidly through American roots, rock ’n’ roll, blues, jazz, soul, and world music, creating a sound that is as distinctive as it is timeless. Throughout his remarkable career, Croce has shared the stage with an extraordinary list of musical icons—including Ray Charles, B.B. King, James Brown, Willie Nelson, Lyle Lovett, and Rod Stewart—each collaboration adding another layer to his deep and diverse musical story.
Croce purposefully waited 30 years to perform his father’s music, only introducing his acclaimed Croce Plays Croce Tour when he felt there was a meaningful way to honor his musical legacy with depth, intention, and musical integrity. The tour continues to sell out venues nationwide, earning standing ovations and glowing reviews for its heartfelt storytelling and inspired performances. With over three decades of touring and recording, Croce continues to connect audiences across generations—honoring his roots while defining a legacy that is distinctly his own.