The famed saxophone player, and now memoirist, is on a book tour that arrives Oct. 1 in San Diego Saxophone star Kenny G will discuss his new memoir Oct. 1 at the University of San Diego. (Kenny G) ...

The Grammy-winning musician, real name Kenneth Bruce Gorelick, will perform in South Africa later this year. “We’re looking forward to making new memories,” he says of the shows, having last performed ...

Cue the sax.ST HELENA, CALIFORNIA - JULY 09: Kenny G performs at Charles Krug Winery presented by The Blue Note on July 09, 2021 in St Helena, California. (Photo by Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images) ...

So Patnode and fellow sax player Russell Peterson aren't dissing 50-year-old Kenny G when they say this: The feat that landed him in the book of Guinness World Recordsreally isn't that impressive.

Factory workers check the seals on saxophones in Sidangkou, China, Nov. 29, 2017. Sidangkou, which calls itself China’s “saxophone capital,” produces about 10,000 saxophones per month at ...

Kenny G has sold more than 75 million albums on the strength of his sax-based instrumentals. His perseverance is outlined in his memoir, "Life in the Key of G." ...

Readers also get some unexpected stories -- like how Kenny G once tried his best to get fired from Whitney Houston’s tour, or the time Elton John gave him a “pinch” of approval.

Kenny G stood casually at center stage warming up that smooth and fast saxophone fingerwork of his. As I type this, out he walked past me on the lawn, toward the sound board, playing all the way.

Kenny G, who has sold over 75 million albums worldwide and owns the best-selling instrumental record of all time with his 1992, 12x platinum album “Breathless,” will be performing at ...

Kenny G (the G is for Gorelick) is a man of diverse achievements: setting the Guinness record for the longest sustained note, becoming Bill Clinton’s favorite musician, being ridiculed on ...

Albuquerque couple Heather and Greg Jordan came away with bragging rights after seeing popular smooth jazz artist Kenny G on Jan. 24, at the Kiva Auditorium inside the Albuquerque Convention Center.