Harry Connick Jr.

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Harry Connick, Jr.’s career has exemplified excellence across multiple platforms in the entertainment world. He has received Grammy and Emmy awards as well as Tony nominations for his live and recorded musical performances, his achievements in film and television and his appearances on Broadway as both an actor and a composer.

The foundation of Connick’s art is the music of his native New Orleans, where he began performing as a pianist and vocalist at the age of five. Highlights of his music career include several multi-platinum albums (When Harry Met Sally, Blue Light, Red Light, When My Heart Finds Christmas, Come By Me, and Only You.) The Grammy nominated True Love: A Celebration of Cole Porter, was released in 2019 in conjunction with a production on Broadway which he wrote and directed honoring the musical achievements of one of America’s most respected songwriters, Cole Porter. In 2020 as the world entered the pandemic lockdown, Connick retreated to his home studio and emerged with an album of songs of faith and inspiration. Alone With My Faith displays the sheer breadth of Connick’s talents as he wrote new songs, arranged all songs, played every instrument, sang every voice and earned Connick his 16th career Grammy nomination for Best Roots Gospel Album. In January 2025, Connick made his debut on the storied stage of the New York Metropolitan Opera, which relaunched the Broadway production of A Celebration of Cole Porter.

Connick has appeared in 21 films and most recently starred in Find Me Falling, a romantic comedy filmed in Cyprus and released by Netflix in July of 2024. Find Me Falling rocketed to the #1 spot on the Netflix Global English Language chart upon release. Connick starred in Dolphin Tale with Morgan Freeman, Hope Floats with Sandra Bullock, P.S. I Love You with Hilary Swank, Bug with Ashley Judd, and Copycat with Sigourney Weaver, and on television (American Idol, Will & Grace, South Pacific, Annie Live and his Emmy Award winning concert specials.) His national daytime television show “Harry” featuring his touring band earned 11 Daytime Emmy nominations in its two seasons, including two nominations for best host, and a Critics’ Choice nomination for best talk show.

On Broadway, Connick received Tony nominations as both a lead actor in The Pajama Game and as a composer/lyricist for Thou Shalt Not.

Despite his busy career, Connick has always found the time to be charitable and has done some of his most important work in his efforts to help New Orleans after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. He, along with friend Branford Marsalis, conceived of “Musicians’ Village,” and its centerpiece, the Ellis Marsalis Center (www.EllisMarsalisCenter.org.) Musicians’ Village provides homes for musicians while the Center uses music as its focal point of a holistic strategy to deliver a broad range of services to underserved children, youth and musicians from neighborhoods battling poverty and social injustice.

Connick’s honors, including a star on the celebrated Hollywood Walk of Fame, induction into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame, Honorary Doctorates from Tulane and Loyola Universities and the Jefferson Award for Public Service, have not led Harry Connick, Jr. to slow his creative pace; they only confirm his determination to apply his talents in ways that prove inspirational to other artists and publicly spirited citizens.

Accessible Seating & Accessible Services

DPAC offers a variety of Accessible Seating & Accessible Services to make our performances and facilities accessible to all.

Accessible entrances, parking, restrooms, and seating options including a variety of wheelchair accessible locations and companion seating.
ADA compliant ramp access and elevators to all lobbies and seating areas.
Courtesy shuttles from nearby parking areas, curb-to-seat wheelchair assistance and listening devices at every event.
Plus, audio description, captioning, and sign language interpretation upon request.

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For additional information, questions or more specific details on accessibility or any accommodation or service listed below, please contact us via e-mail at AccessibleServices@DPACnc.com.

Accessible Seats - Ticket Purchases

To purchase Accessible Seats, please visit the Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina Ticket Center

For additional information, questions or details on an accommodation or service not listed below, please contact us via e-mail at AccessibleServices@DPACnc.com.

Cashless Payments for Snacks and Beverages at DPAC

Snack and beverage purchases at DPAC are cashless and require payment using credit or debit cards, or mobile payment, including Google Pay or Apple Pay.
If you happen to arrive at DPAC with cash only, guests may purchase a DPAC gift card with cash in $20 increments at our Entry Lobby Guest Services window. These gift cards can then be used at any lobby bar or snack and beverage stand.

Content Advisory, Age Appropriateness & Age Requirement

Content Advisory & Age Appropriateness

DPAC offers a diverse selection of entertainment. Not all productions will appeal to or be appropriate for every guest or for all ages. Ticket buyers should take responsibility for making informed decisions regarding their purchases. We recommend visiting the official website of each show to learn more about the show you are coming to see at DPAC.
If you ever have questions about the content or appropriateness of a show, please contact us at GuestServices@dpacnc.com.

Age Requirement

Please note that all guests require a ticket, regardless of age.
Children under the age of 6 are not allowed at this performance.
Children must be able to sit quietly in their own seat without disturbing other guests.

Doors Open

Our lobby doors open 60 minutes prior to show time.

Event Schedule

6:30 PM- Lobby Doors
7:30 PM- Performance Begins

* Please note all times are approximate and subject to change without notice.

Inclement Weather

All performances scheduled at DPAC normally take place as planned. For more information on our inclement weather policy, please visit INCLEMENT WEATHER FAQ.

Photography / Video Recording

At DPAC, each event that we host determines their own policy on photography and video recording using mobile phones. We enforce these policies at their direction.
This event has not yet communicated to DPAC, their specific policy regarding photography and video recording using mobile phones.
DPAC will make every effort to communicate this policy to guests in an email before the event.
Once you arrive at DPAC, you can also ask a staff member, look for specific signage near the doors to the seating area, or listen for pre-show announcements.
GoPro’s, tablets, and cameras of any kind are prohibited at all DPAC events.

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Safety First - Bag Check

For your safety, all guests and their bags are subject to inspection before entry.
This inspection may include the use of metal detectors.
Restricted items include, but are not limited to: Alcohol, Cameras, Glass Bottles, and Weapons of any kind.
In addition, no large bags are allowed including backpacks and large purses 12 or more inches deep.
Small clutch purses are STRONGLY recommended.
For family shows that allow very young children, diapers bags are allowed for guests with infants and toddlers (child must be present).
Safety first is our goal. Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback at guestservices@DPACnc.com

Special Effects

For many events at DPAC, the performances contain bright lights, flashing strobe lights and theatrical fog or haze.
DPAC does not control these lighting effects which are designed as part of the show and are used for dramatic effect.
Theatrical fog or haze, comprised of safety tested glycol, glycol/water mixtures, water, mineral oil, or dry ice, is used to make lighting effects more visible, and to create a specific sense of mood or atmosphere.
Some, but not all events provide DPAC with more specific advisories on these effects. When available, DPAC will post any added advisories below.
- This event has not provided DPAC with any specific advisory.

Standing at Concerts

Standing and Dancing at Concerts: DPAC is proud to welcome all types of concerts to our stage. Sometimes during the course of a concert performance, audience members will show their enthusiasm by standing and dancing, especially when encouraged by the performers to do so. Unless directed by the show, we do not ever enforce a must sit policy at concerts. For most concerts, this would not be acceptable to the performers on stage who often love it when the crowd is moved enough by the performance to stand. This is especially true for rock shows and for seats closest to the stage.

Tickets

Most tickets buyers purchase right from our website using the Buy Tickets button on this page.
In addition to purchasing online, DPAC offers several other ways to purchase the seats you want to the best Broadway, concerts, comedy, family shows and special events in North Carolina.
Our computerized ticket system enables you equal access to great DPAC seats whether you buy online, by phone, or in person at DPAC.
For more details, visit our Purchase Seats page for complete information on purchasing great seats for all events at DPAC.
All tickets for DPAC events are fully digital and only accessible via your mobile device. A mobile ticket is the safest, most convenient, and flexible way to receive and manage your tickets while increasing protection against fraud. To learn more about mobile entry, please visit our Mobile Entry FAQ.

Video Screens

Currently, this event has not approved using our video screens. Please feel free to check back closer to the event for updates. If approved, we will post notice here.

For many concert, comedy, and special events at DPAC, we offer added views of the stage with two big screens (size: 16’ x 9’) hung to the sides of the stage or above the stage. These big screens can add to the visual experience of our concert, comedy, and special events and give guests seated farther from the stage what we like to call “a tenth row view”. Approval to use these screens always rests with the visiting show and about half of all concert and comedy events do use these screens.

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