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Sun, 7 February 2010

An Evening with Harry Connick Junior and Orchestra - Announcing 2nd Sydney show

Filed under: jazz music, Tours — site admin @ 3:38 pm

Announcing: 2nd Sydney Show
Harry Connick, Jr. will perform a 2nd show at the Sydney Opera House, with tickets for the
previously announced date now sold out!

One of the today’s most versatile and accomplished entertainers - pianist, singer, composer and
bandleader – Connick will play the Opera House Concert Hall on Tuesday March 23.
Tickets for this 2nd show will go on sale this Monday, February 8.

It will be two years since Harry Connick Jr. last toured Australia, following the release of Oh, My NOLA,
music inspired by his hometown of New Orleans and a companion album of instrumentals by Connick’s big
band, Chanson du Vieux Carré.

“Connick frolicked and hi-jinxed his way through a two-hour set like a kid at Christmas.” Perth Now
“I was lucky enough to bear witness to a music aficionado, consummate performer and showman.”
Inpress
Your Songs (Sony Music, 2009) is Connick’s most recent release, offering his own fresh take on familiar,
classic tunes such as The Carpenter’s Close To You, Billy Joel’s Just The Way You Are, Roberta Flack’s
First Time Ever I Saw Your Face and Nat King Cole’s Mona Lisa.

Connick’s illustrious career spans more than 30 years. He made his first public performance at age five,
appeared on his first jazz recording at age ten and released his self-titled major label debut for Columbia
Records at 19 – a year after his high school graduation and relocation to New York.

Connick has released 25 albums, sold more than 25 million albums worldwide and has been deservedly
honoured with numerous award nominations and accolades including three Grammys and an Emmy.
Commercial breakthrough came for Connick in 1989 with his When Harry Met Sally film score, his first
multi-platinum album. Best-selling masterpieces also include double-platinum success It Had To Be You
(1991), Blue Light Red Light, Forever Now, triple-platinum She (1994) and the ballad collection Only You
(2005).

Connick’s talents extend beyond music, making his acting debut the World War II film in Memphis Belle
(1990). Further credits include Copy Cat, Independence Day, P.S. I Love You plus the reoccurring
character Dr. Leo Markus in Will & Grace.

Don’t miss Harry Connick, Jr. and orchestra performing this March:

MELBOURNE PLENARY FRIDAY MARCH 19
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE CONCERT HALL MONDAY MARCH 22 sold out
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE CONCERT HALL TUESDAY MARCH 23 new show
BRISBANE CONVENTION CENTRE THURSDAY MARCH 25
PERTH KINGS PARK SATURDAY MARCH 27
2nd SYDNEY SHOW ON SALE MONDAY FEBRUARY 8

Book through: Sydney – Opera House box office or Ticketmaster 136 100 www.ticketmaster.com.au
Melbourne / Brisbane – Ticketek 132 849 www.ticketek.com.au
Perth – Ticketmaster 136 100 www.ticketmaster.com.au

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