A father-and-son piano duo is set to bring the music of Billy Joel and Elton John to Victorville this November, with Terry and Nick Davies leading a high-energy tribute show backed by a full live band. The concert, called Piano Men: Generations, is part of the Victor Valley Community Concert Association's lineup at the Victor Valley College Performing Arts Center — though exactly which day it lands on depends on which source you check.
According to the Victorville Daily Press, the show is scheduled for Nov. 15, 2026, at 2:30 p.m.; that date falls on a Sunday. But the Victor Valley Community Concert Association's own season flyer lists the performance for Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, at 2:30 p.m., while Bandsintown has the same concert dated Nov. 16, 2026. The day of the week and the calendar date do not line up across all three sources, so ticket holders may want to confirm the exact date directly with the venue before making plans.
Terry and Nick Davies are a father-and-son piano duo performing music by Billy Joel and Elton John. The listing also names drummer Mike Richau as part of the backing band.
A Two-Piano Journey Through Classic Hits
ILoveOV.com describes the performance as a two-piano tribute by a father and son.
ILoveOV.com also notes that “the Davies family brings their greatest hits to life,” pointing to a set list built around the most recognizable Joel and John songs rather than deep cuts. For audiences who grew up on both songwriters' radio staples, the show brings music by the two artists together.
Where the Show Fits in the Concert Season
Piano Men: Generations is one entry in the Victor Valley Community Concert Association's 2026-2027 concert series, which the association says will be “presented at the Victor Valley College Performing Arts Center” at 18422 Bear Valley Road in Victorville for the full season. Every show on the calendar shares that same venue, making the Performing Arts Center the hub for the association's programming through the year.
The association offered a $25 early-mailing discount before Sept. 1. Adult season subscriptions are listed at $125, while subscriptions for children 17 and under run $10, according to the group's season flyer. The association says tickets will be mailed before the first concert in the series.
