Harry Connick Jr Tickets Information
With a soothing style reminiscent of the 40's and early '50's blended with a refreshing contemporary blues and funk feel, Harry Connick, Jr. has melted audiences, young and old, woman and man alike for years.

Between 1977 and 1989 Harry Connick, Jr. released four great albums. Then in 1989 Rob Reiner asked Harry Connick Jr to write the soundtrack for what became a blockbuster hit movie When Harry Met Sally… On that album Connick breathed fresh new life into old standards like "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off", "Don't Get Around Much Anymore", and "It Had to Be You". It went double platinum and earned him his very first Grammy Award, this for Best Jazz Male Vocal Performance.

Following that success, he then went on to release 3 Grammy nominated albums in that many years - "We Are In Love", "Lofty's Roach Shuffle", and "Blue Light, Red Light".

Harry Connick , Jr. exudes a stage presence that illuminates a room, as any fan of his screen acting endeavors can attest. If you haven't already, you can prepare for the Harry Connick, Jr. tour by watching him on your own T.V. in movies like Memphis Belle, Jodie Foster's Little Man Tate, Copycat, Independence Day, Excess Baggage, Hope Floats (his first leading role),

His song "Promise Me You'll Remember" from the soundtrack to Francis Ford Copolla's Godfather III garnered him nominations for both a Golden Globe and and Oscar. Continuing his success with movie soundtracks, Harry Connick, Jr. then recorded songs for the films Sleepless in Seattle ("A Wink and a Smile"), and The Mask with Jim Carey "(I Could Only) Whisper Your Name").
In his eclectic career, Harry Connick, Jr. has also released two funk albums ("She" and "Star Turtle"), two Christmas albums ("When My Heart Finds Christmas" and "Harry for the Holidays"), and three solo piano collections ("25", "Occassions", and "Chanson de vieux Carre"), while also devoting time to his jazz roots.
1999's Come By Me was Harry Connick, Jr.'s first big band release in 8 years. His 2001 album "Songs I Heard" earned him another Grammy, this for Best Traditional Pop Album. His 2005 album, "Only You" gave him his second in that category.
During that period he also found time to give his stage and screen affections some attention, composing the Tony award nominated score for the Broadway musical Thou Shalt Not, giving voice to an animated character in The Iron Giant, narrating the film My Dog Skip, starring opposite Glenn Close in a television remake of Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific, and appearing in John Grisham's Mickey, Basic with John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson and as a regular on television's Will & Grace.
On the 2007 Harry Connick, Jr. tour you can expect to hear songs off of his latest release, "Oh My NOLA" which hit #1 on the U.S. Billboard Jazz Charts, further proof positive that his musical gifts are still going strong. The simple fact is that man has so many fans there's no telling how long Harry Connick, Jr. tickets will last. Get yours while you still can.