Patrick Lamb's calendar tells
the story.

The horn is the same Cannonball saxophone he plays to this day — but the song is the one that ends up running the room.

Patrick Lamb is a saxophonist, vocalist, bandleader, and producer — a powerhouse singer, world-class horn player, and consummate entertainer in a single performer. An evening where Patrick moves from soul-drenched saxophone into dance-floor originals that channel the energy of Bruno Mars, Earth Wind & Fire, and The Gap Band — and on into the hits of his own catalog.

He came up handpicked by Smokey Robinson, Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, and two-time Grammy winner Diane Schuur — a long tenure as section leader for Vannelli, a steady run in Caldwell's band, and a Diane Schuur tour that remains a touchstone. When he stepped into the spotlight as a solo artist, he launched his own independent label and earned three Top Five Billboard hits, with a string of internationally broadcast singles on SiriusXM Watercolors.

NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan has called him "one of the most uplifting and deeply expressive saxophonists in the world today." Dave Koz called the record "a wonderful album… his time has come." Patrick is a three-time Muddy Award winner, an inductee of the Oregon Music Hall of Fame, and the recipient of the Spirit of Portland Award and the Yolanda King Drum Major Award.

Based in Palm Beach, Florida and working worldwide, his stages have included the lighting of the National Christmas Tree at the White House and the Kennedy Center, sold-out symphony nights with the Oregon Symphony, Java Jazz Jakarta, and marquee listening rooms from Blue Note Napa to Blues Alley. His range has carried him onto bills with Alice Cooper, KISS, Robby Krieger of The Doors, Sebastian Bach, and Danny Seraphine of Chicago. He leads a world-class band, curates signature concert programs for five-star resorts, and designs an evening the way a great chef designs a tasting menu — patient, warm, with a single thing you'll never forget.