Kenneth Whalum is a Memphis-born singer, songwriter, and former jazz saxophonist whose career spans nearly two decades. Known for his vulnerable vocal style and genre-defying compositions, he has performed with Maxwell, contributed to Beyoncé’s Renaissance, and appeared on iconic tracks by Jay-Z and Mac Miller. With projects like Broken Land, Beautiful Ending, and Broken Land 2, Kenneth blends soul, alternative R&B, and jazz into something truly his own.

Experience the raw emotion, spiritual depth, and alternative soul of Kenneth Whalum live at The Promontory.
Known for his blend of jazz, soul, blues, and introspective lyricism, Whalum creates a sound that’s as vulnerable as it is visionary. A former saxophonist for Maxwell, and a contributor to Beyoncé’s Renaissance, Jay-Z’s Roc Boys, and Mac Miller’s Ladders, Kenneth’s artistry transcends genres.

After trading his sax for the mic, Whalum has carved out a signature sound—balancing haunting melodies, expressive vocals, and poetic storytelling. From Might Not Be OK featuring Big K.R.I.T. to his critically acclaimed Broken Landseries, Kenneth’s work is emotionally resonant and soulfully honest.

Join us for an unforgettable night of intimate music, reflection, and connection. This is more than a concert — it’s a moment.