Kenny G wants you to know that he doesn’t like the term “smooth jazz.” “For me,” the saxophonist says in his new memoir, “Life in the Key of G,” “it evokes a feeling of something that’s too light, too ...

State Theatre New Jersey (STNJ) presents Kenny G’s “The Miracles Holiday and Hits Tour” on Thursday, December 11 at 7:30 p.m.

If the Jazz Police began launching midnight raids against musicians who offended their sensibilities, Kenny G would be at the top of their list. The 65-year-old saxophone player has been called the ...

Saxophonist Kenny G, famous for his curly hair and equally curly notes, saw the peak of his fame in the ‘80s and '90. Not only was he one of the most successful artists of the day, but one of the most ...

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 “South Park.

Jackson Brandon, a junior at Christian Brothers College High School, takes a selfie with Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Kenny "G" Gorelick on Wednesday at the school in Town and Country. Gorelick, ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It only takes a few notes for millions of people to recognize Kenny G when he’s playing the saxophone, and the prolific, best-selling instrumental musician of the modern era is ...

The sound of the saxophone will blend with the Nairobi skyline later this month when world-renowned jazz musician Kenny G takes the stage. The much-anticipated concert themed "One Night Only" is set ...

Kenny G writes in the liner notes that he was inspired by Cannonball Adderley and Stan Getz’s “Getz For Lovers,” which he astonishingly claims to have listened to daily for the last five years.

This story was updated to correct a typo. It takes until page 117 for Kenny G to discuss one of the most examined elements of his 50-year career. No, not the 75 million albums sold. Nor his early ...

Smooth jazz singer Kenny G changed the world. And while perhaps not everyone is a fan of that change—the creation of smooth jazz—the saxophone player sure has made a successful living out of it.

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