In addition to his work as a composer and audio engineer, Honour is also a saxophonist, specializing in contemporary music and works for saxophone and electronics. He has performed widely across the United States and Europe, including performances at festivals like the International Computer Music Conference, Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival, BEAF, Society of Composers National Conference, and many others. He is currently the baritone saxophonist with the Athens Saxophone Quartet, based in Athens, Greece.

Honour studied with Frederick Hemke and Jonathan Helton at Northwestern University, Kandace Brooks at the University of Florida, and privately with Edward Fraedrich.

In March-April 2009, Honour toured Europe and the USA with a challenging program of new music for saxophone and electronics. The works explore the outer edges of saxophone performance technique, from the exquisitely quiet microtones of Lou Bunk's Luna to the screams of Christopher Biggs's Exterminate All the Brutes and from the graceful lyricism of Ed Martin's Apparitions and William Coogan's Fantasy for Saxophone to the virtuosic demands of Luigi Ceccarelli's Neuromante and Zachary Crockett's Fight to Flow Between. As well, the program featured a variety of compositional approaches, from the chance-infused canons of Karlheinz Essl's Sequitur VII to the improvisation of Scott McLaughlin's Whitewater and the folk-music inspiration of D. Edward Davis's minimalist sugar baby. Jazz and popular music inspired Massimo Biasioni's Il Cortile di Charlie and Honour's own composition Phantasm. The tour included concerts in Greece, Austria, Italy, and England, as well as eleven performances across the USA.

The tour program is featured on Honour's forthcoming DVD, Phantasm, scheduled for release in Fall 2010.