AsiaRooms.com - Kenny G's Heart and Soul Show Coming Soon to Malaysia

Iconic saxophonist Kenny G will be bringing his trademark smooth style to Malaysia's Resorts World Genting on May 19th 2012.

2012-04-05

PAHANG, MALAYSIA, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Superstar instrumentalist Kenny G will be treating audiences in Malaysia to some of his greatest hits at the forthcoming Heart and Soul show at Resorts World Genting.

To be held at the Arena of Stars on May 19th 2012, the performance will encompass many of the phenomenally popular entertainer's most enduring classics, including Songbird and The Moment.

Born Kenneth Bruce Gorelick, the artist burst on to the international music scene in 1986 with his scintillating saxophone solos, collaborating with music legends such as Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, Frank Sinatra and Celine Dion.

His sixth album, Breathless, remains the top-selling instrumental album of all time, while his Malaysia show takes its name from his most recent solo studio album, which earned a Grammy nomination on its release in 2010.

The performance begins at 20:00 local time, with tickets available online now from 130 to 480 ringgits (GBP26.50 to GBP98).

Concert-goers will also need to pay a processing fee of three ringgits, with ticket purchases necessary for any children or infants attending.

Fans of the smooth jazz legend can choose from a comprehensive array of Malaysia hotels at AsiaRooms.com, including the Maxims Genting.

More information about the show is available at http://www.rwgenting.com/.

Editors Notes:

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