Psychedelic funk rock icon Lenny Kravitz has confirmed a spectacular open-air concert in West London this summer, bringing his world tour to the capital for what promises to be an unforgettable musical experience.
Grammy Winner Heads to Gunnersbury Park
The four-time Grammy Award winner will take the stage at Gunnersbury Park on Saturday, August 15, delivering a powerhouse performance featuring his era-defining anthems to both long-time fans and a new generation of listeners. The show represents a significant highlight in London's summer entertainment calendar.
Impressive Supporting Lineup Announced
Kravitz will be joined by an exceptional roster of special guests, creating a full day of musical excellence. The supporting acts include:
- Leon Thomas - Grammy-winning Brooklyn native whose album MUTT was named Billboard's number one R&B Album of 2024
- Joss Stone - Acclaimed vintage soul singer-songwriter with multiple awards to her name
- Brooke Combe - Captivating rising soul star making waves in the music industry
- De'Wayne - American alternative rock musician known for his energetic performances
Ticket Information and Sales Details
Tickets for this highly anticipated event will go on general sale at 10am on Friday, February 6, available through major ticketing platforms including Ticketmaster and AXS. Early access opportunities include:
- O2 Priority tickets available from 10am on Wednesday, February 4
- Artist presale opening simultaneously on February 4
The Lenny Kravitz Renaissance Continues
At 61 years old, Kravitz is experiencing what industry publication Billboard has termed his "Lennaissance" - a remarkable resurgence in global popularity following the release of his 12th studio album Blue Electric Light in May last year. The Associated Press praised the album as "glorious... the rocker's best stuff in years."
Kravitz's career trajectory has been extraordinary, beginning as an underground funk presence in the 1980s before achieving mainstream success with his 1989 single "Let Love Rule." Throughout the 1990s, he became a major rock star and MTV regular with iconic hits including:
- "It Ain't Over 'til It's Over" (1991)
- "Always on the Run" (1991)
- "Are You Gonna Go My Way" (1993)
- "Fly Away" (1998)
- "American Woman" (1999)
His final Billboard top ten hit came in 2000 with "Again," but his influence and recognition have only grown in subsequent decades.
Recent Accolades and Industry Recognition
The rock legend's enduring impact on music and culture has been formally recognised through numerous prestigious awards in recent years, including:
- A star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2025
- The Music Icon Award at the 2024 People's Choice Awards
- The Best Rock Award at the 2024 Video Music Awards
- The CFDA's Fashion Icon Award
This West London concert represents a rare opportunity to witness a living legend during his creative renaissance, performing in an open-air setting that perfectly complements his energetic stage presence and timeless musical catalogue.
