RUN TIME: 90 min

Join us for an evening of powerful storytelling and song as Dale Sechrest pays tribute -- once again - to the remarkable legacy of Harry Chapin. Sechrest performed a similar concert in January to a sold-out crowd with fans begging for more. Get your tickets now!

A Grammy Award-winning artist and dedicated humanitarian, Chapin achieved global success in the 1970s, best known for his narrative folk-rock hits like the iconic No. 1 single "Cat's in the Cradle," the poignant "Taxi," and the DJ's lament "W.O.L.D". Chapin's music was characterized by emotionally wrenched ballads that focused on the lives of ordinary people, a skill that earned him millions of record sales and a reputation as a master storyteller. Beyond his musical achievements, Chapin was a relentless activist who co-founded the non-profit organization WhyHunger and was posthumously awarded the Congressional Gold Medal for his efforts to end world hunger, a testament to his motto: "When in doubt, do something".

Bringing this powerful material to the stage is singer-songwriter Dale Sechrest, whose own work has been praised for its deep sense of narrative and personal connection. Critics have noted that Dale "does not simply sing his songs -- he interprets them in every facet," a perfect sensibility for honoring Chapin's character-driven work. Sechrest, known for his Americana and faith-based music, connects with audiences through honest stories and a passion for ministry. In this special concert, Sechrest channels his own storytelling prowess to bring Chapin's timeless tales of human experience, love, and life's complexities to a new audience, celebrating the enduring impact of a true American original.