A History of Harry Connick Jr. tickets

Crooner, pianist, songwriter, bandleader Harry Connick, Jr. is unlike any other musician on the tour circuit. Born Joseph Harry Fowler Connick, Jr. in 1967 in New Orleans, and started learning the piano at age 3. With jazz all around growing up, Connick gravitate toward that art form early, performing publicly at age 5 and recording with a local jazz band at 10. Connick also studied classical piano and has become one of the best-trained musicians to occupy the pop charts. Harry Connick, Jr. has succeeded in so many entertainment realms it's difficult to say where he most flourishes. But Harry Connick, Jr. tickets will give you access to the latest version of the performer he has become: a front man, crooner and bandleader with a jazz-rocking big band, with Connick leading from the piano, complete with full horn sections and thick, swinging jazz arrangements of Broadway show tunes and other songs. Of course, few can perform the tunes like Harry Connick, Jr., who has appeared in several Broadway classics, including Thou Shalt Not in 2001, The Pajama Game in 2006, and is scheduled to star in the revival of On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, opening in fall 2011. Connick honed his acting chops in an impressive film career, appearing in 20 films, including the box office hits Independence Day, Hope Floats, starring opposite Sandra Bullock, and the thriller Basic.

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