It’s been four years since Harry Connick Jr. took the stage in the Roundabout Theatre Company’s revival of the hit Broadway musical, The Pajama Game. Now Harry is going back to Broadway for a run beginning July, 2010, and if you’re a fan of the great man live, then you won’t want to miss this one. Harry Connick Jr. tickets can be found through this website, and there are some great last-minute deals.

Harry Connick Jr. on Broadway is always a great proposition, and this latest announced run at New York’s Neil Simon Theatre will be a hotter Connick ticket than ever. The short run of 11
performances is sure to sell out pretty fast, and Harry Connick Jr. fans are advised to move fast for these babies ‘cos the master of jazz-blues, acting and funk is on fire right now. For convenience sake, shows will occur on Monday then Wednesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. There will also be shows on Sundays at 7 p.m. When you’re an all-rounder like Harry Connick, it must be tough trying to achieve everything you want to, but Harry usually manages to please his fans and Harry Connick always seem to be selling out fast.

Harry is going to be very busy this year, and spring and summer is a particularly time in the Harry Connick schedule. Harry is fresh from a knockout tour down under, in Australia and New Zealand. He is currently preparing to tour Turkey, Morocco, UAE and France. The U.S. tour will begin in June in St. Louis’s Fabulous Fox Theatre and will continue all the way to September when Harry wraps things up at The Concerts At Wente Vinyards in Livermore, California. Fans have always adored Connick’s ability to shift from one genre to another and it is this adaptability that have seen his albums reach 25 million sales! His recent album, Your Songs, was actually released as two vinyl discs – very appropriate given his fondness for retro style – is a collaboration with record producer Clive Davis, and is among Connick’s most-loved albums of all time. The Harry Connick tickets dash is on again!

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