Patrick Lamb — "America the Beautiful" Live | July 4th in Delray Beach

This Independence Day, saxophonist and vocalist Patrick Lamb takes the stage in Delray Beach, Florida, to share his soul-stirring rendition of "America the Beautiful" with thousands gathered under the summer sky.
There may be no song more fitting for the Fourth of July. "America the Beautiful" was born on Independence Day itself — written as a poem by Katharine Lee Bates after she stood atop Colorado's Pikes Peak in 1893, its "purple mountain majesties" and "amber waves of grain" drawn straight from the American landscape, and first published on July 4th, 1895. Paired years later with Samuel Ward's soaring melody, it became something rare: an anthem not of conquest but of gratitude — a celebration of this country's vast beauty and the ideals that bind us together, while asking for the grace to live up to them.
That is the spirit Patrick brings to the stage. With the warmth, grit, and heart that have made him one of the most beloved voices in soul and R&B, he reimagines this timeless anthem — every phrase pouring through his horn and his voice. As the fireworks ready to light the coast, the crowd becomes part of the music: shoulder to shoulder with neighbors, singing along, celebrating unity, community, and everything that still makes this country beautiful.
One song. One night. Thousands of voices. Don't miss it.