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Lenny Kravitz has been making major waves both onstage and off in the past few days. The most buzzed-about moment was his electrifying headlining set at Evolution Festival 2025 in St. Louis on September 27. Fans packed Forest Park, singing along to Kravitz’s classics like Are You Gonna Go My Way and Fly Away, and the night culminated with fireworks and a standing ovation as he performed It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over. Social media has been filled with highlights, crowd reactions, and praise for the sheer energy he brings to his Blue Electric Light tour, with festivalgoers calling it one of the top live shows of the year. According to YouTube recaps and eyewitness accounts, the night was all about “music bringing people together” and served up nostalgia with a modern, powerful punch.
Not even a week prior, Kravitz stunned the Madison Square Garden crowd in New York, making a surprise appearance at Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour on September 21. Dua Lipa introduced him as “New York’s very own,” and the duo teamed up for a soulful version of his 1991 hit It Ain’t Over Til It’s Over. Videos of the performance lit up TikTok and Instagram, with Dua Lipa herself sharing the moment on her Instagram story. According to ABC Audio and multiple music news outlets, fans and critics alike praised the chemistry between the two stars. The collaboration further solidified his cross-generational appeal and brought his timeless style to a new audience.
On the business front, Kravitz has rolled out another high-profile home decor collection in collaboration with CB2, described by Essence and AOL as soulful, chic, and modern. This marks the third drop from Kravitz Design and CB2 since their 2015 partnership began, featuring 62 pieces inspired by architectural design movements and loaded with texture, Italian twills, and warm, earthy tones. Kravitz explained that the goal was to create “elegant and enduring designs” reflecting his ongoing exploration of style and culture. The launch has made headlines in design and lifestyle media, adding another facet to his creative legacy.
He recently spoke publicly at his performance at Sea Hear Now in Asbury Park, New Jersey, on September 14, delivering a heartfelt message about courage and unity before playing I Belong to You. While there are no documented controversies or negative press, the combination of high-impact live performances, major business releases, and headline-making collaborations marks this as a particularly significant period for Kravitz. His next scheduled appearance is at the Oceans Calling Festival in Ocean City, Maryland, later this week, according to multiple music outlets and his official website. If the past few days are any indication, expect more headlines and viral social buzz to follow.
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