No Christmas season is complete without a Harry Connick Jr. concert.
The 55-year-old jazz singer, former “American Idol” judge and “Law and Order” actor will make sure everyone gets their share of Connick Jr. Yuletide cheer when he heads out on his 29-concert “A Holiday Celebration” tour this fall and winter.
That includes two shows at New York City’s David Geffen Hall on Nov. 27 and Nov. 28.
Connick Jr., like a kid on Christmas morning, can’t wait either.
“I am SOOOO excited for this tour!” he shared on Instagram. “Y’all ready?!?”
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A complete calendar featuring all upcoming Harry Connick Jr. concert dates, venues, show start times and links to buy tickets can be found here.
Harry Connick Jr. new album
In 2021, the smooth-voiced singer unloaded the powerful, 13-track album “Alone With My Faith” which includes his spin on Gospel classics like “Amazing Grace,” “How Great Thou Art” and “The Old Rugged Cross.”
Connick Jr. really did it all on the album too.
Not only did he provide vocals, but he also wrote or arranged every song and played all the instruments.
“I don’t how I would have gotten to this point without faith in my life,” Connick Jr. shared with Sounds Like Nashville. “The album is really about all levels of it, all the joy, all the doubt and everything in between.”
In addition to the sincere record, the “When Harry Met Sally” soundtrack contributor has been actively making mischief on Instagram.
For a peek at his goofier side, check out this short video of Connick Jr. running across an airport “toddler style.”
Other artists going on 2022 Christmas concert tours
‘Tis the season to hear your favorite artists try their hand at holiday standards.
Here are just five can’t-miss Christmas-themed concert tours taking place in November and December.
