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Kenny G Brings The Miracles Holiday and Hits Tour to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall on December 6
There is a sound that means December for millions of people, and it is Kenny G’s soprano saxophone playing the songs of the season. His Miracles holiday album became one of the best selling Christmas records ever made, and on Sunday, December 6 he brings The Miracles Holiday and Hits Tour to Ponte Vedra Concert Hall for a night built on those songs and the hits that made him the best selling instrumental artist of the modern era.
Kenny G plays Ponte Vedra Concert Hall on Sunday, December 6, 2026 at 7:30 PM. The show pairs the holiday music from Miracles: The Holiday Album with the signature songs from a fifty year career that has sold more than 75 million records, from the 12 times platinum Breathless to his most recent studio album, Innocence. The Ponte Vedra date sits inside a short Florida run on this tour, and the Concert Hall is the smallest, closest room on it.
Tickets are on sale through the venue event page at pvconcerthall.com.
We Speak Media photographer Marcelo Murillo will be shooting the night for us, capturing Kenny G and his band in a room where every seat is close. His photo feature from the show will run here under his byline right after the concert.
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The American singer and songwriter, born in New Jersey, built her career on records like Worrisome Heart, My One and Only Thrill and Sunset in the Blue, singing in English, French and Portuguese in a voice the Hall itself calls unmistakable. Gardot’s story is part of her legend: a serious accident at nineteen left her making music from a hospital bed as therapy, and the stillness of that beginning never left her sound.
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