Lou Antonucci

"You, Me & Harry" offers a unique opportunity to celebrate the music of Harry Chapin, transcending the typical tribute show. By integrating lesser-known anecdotes and backstories with a captivating solo musical performance, this show delves into Harry Chapin's multifaceted career - not only as a singer-songwriter but also as a storyteller, filmmaker, and, most importantly, as a humanitarian. With “You, Me, & Harry,” singer-songwriter Lou Antonucci presents an evening filled with 'Harry's greatest stories', including "Taxi," "Cat’s in the Cradle," "W.O.L.D.," "Sequel," and many others. Featured in every performance of “You, Me, & Harry” is a faithful musical adaptation of a deeply personal poem - never produced as a song - written by Harry Chapin during the height of his career. The poem reflects on the solitude of touring, the quiet after the applause, and the emotional cost behind public success. With special permission from the Chapin Estate, Antonucci preserved every word of the original poem in his musical adaptation. The result, “Singing My Songs Alone,” is an intimate and emotionally resonant work that honors Chapin’s legacy while introducing his words to a new generation of listeners. Jason Chapin, son of the legendary singer-songwriter, shared his thoughts on the adaptation: “My dad wrote from a very honest place, and Lou clearly approached this with that same respect. It’s powerful to hear those words reach people in a new musical setting.” Framed within an evening celebrating Chapin’s music and storytelling, the September 19th performance becomes more than a concert - it is a release celebration, a tribute, and a shared live moment marking the next chapter in a continuing musical legacy. If you’re a Chapin fan, you’ll love this show, if you are new to Harry’s music, it’s the perfect introduction. Harry Chapin believed "to act is to make a difference.“ You, Me, & Harry is more than a tribute to Harry’s music - it’s part of a movement to continue his lifelong fight against hunger. Join us in supporting WhyHunger, the organization Harry co-founded in 1975 to empower communities and solve poverty at its roots. Donations to WhyHunger will be accepted at this show!