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Lenny Kravitz: Shaky Knees Triumph, Circus Turns 30, and a Styles-ish Family Affair
Lenny Kravitz BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Lenny Kravitz has been everywhere this week, with Atlanta’s Shaky Knees Festival taking center stage in both music headlines and social media buzz. On September 19, 2025, Kravitz delivered a powerhouse set at Piedmont Park, closing out one of the city’s biggest music weekends with a blend of his iconic classics and fresh tracks from his latest album Blue Electric Light. According to DropVibe, Kravitz had fans in a frenzy with hits like Fly Away, Are You Gonna Go My Way, and It Ain’t Over ’Til It’s Over, while new favorites like Supernova and Get You Off My Mind further electrified the crowd. Fans who couldn’t make it in person lit up his official Instagram and X feeds as the concert live stream surged to the top of festival-viewing lists. Photos of Kravitz’s headlining performance, alongside other standouts like Deftones and The Marías, made the rounds in local press, notably in the AJC, spotlighting his enduring showmanship and the festival’s vibrant energy.
In the midst of all the festival excitement, Kravitz added a career milestone to his résumé. Universal Music’s Pressparty reported on September 19 that Kravitz is celebrating the 30th anniversary of his pivotal album Circus with the release of a special Digital Deluxe Edition, including 13 newly available tracks. Threads users and superfans flocked to social media to mark the occasion, sharing memories and rare songs from the expanded release. This digital drop cements Blue Electric Light and Circus as twin touchstones of Kravitz’s 2025 musical profile.
Offstage, Kravitz had a different kind of family moment trending in entertainment gossip columns. Lite 105 and People dished that the rocker was spotted in New York, meeting his daughter Zoë’s new boyfriend Harry Styles for lunch at Sant Ambroeus. Sources close to Kravitz said he found Harry polite and good-humored, giving the megastar relationship his tacit blessing after a round of lighthearted conversation in Soho. Neither Zoë nor Harry commented publicly, but paparazzi captured the trio’s relaxed vibe and fans on X dissected every expression, outfit, and hint of future family plans.
Finally, People Magazine stirred up laughs with Kravitz’s recent remarks about his image as both rock icon and embarrassing dad—a role Zoë famously lampooned during his Walk of Fame ceremony. As talk show appearances and press junkets for his Blue Electric Light Las Vegas residency approach, Lenny Kravitz’s high-wattage status—onstage, at home, and online—remains unmistakable and, by all accounts, only growing brighter. No major controversies or negative press have emerged, and most commentary is celebratory or tongue-in-cheek, solidifying this streak as another high point in his storied career.
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Lenny Kravitz has been everywhere this week, with Atlanta’s Shaky Knees Festival taking center stage in both music headlines and social media buzz. On September 19, 2025, Kravitz delivered a powerhouse set at Piedmont Park, closing out one of the city’s biggest music weekends with a blend of his iconic classics and fresh tracks from his latest album Blue Electric Light. According to DropVibe, Kravitz had fans in a frenzy with hits like Fly Away, Are You Gonna Go My Way, and It Ain’t Over ’Til It’s Over, while new favorites like Supernova and Get You Off My Mind further electrified the crowd. Fans who couldn’t make it in person lit up his official Instagram and X feeds as the concert live stream surged to the top of festival-viewing lists. Photos of Kravitz’s headlining performance, alongside other standouts like Deftones and The Marías, made the rounds in local press, notably in the AJC, spotlighting his enduring showmanship and the festival’s vibrant energy.
In the midst of all the festival excitement, Kravitz added a career milestone to his résumé. Universal Music’s Pressparty reported on September 19 that Kravitz is celebrating the 30th anniversary of his pivotal album Circus with the release of a special Digital Deluxe Edition, including 13 newly available tracks. Threads users and superfans flocked to social media to mark the occasion, sharing memories and rare songs from the expanded release. This digital drop cements Blue Electric Light and Circus as twin touchstones of Kravitz’s 2025 musical profile.
Offstage, Kravitz had a different kind of family moment trending in entertainment gossip columns. Lite 105 and People dished that the rocker was spotted in New York, meeting his daughter Zoë’s new boyfriend Harry Styles for lunch at Sant Ambroeus. Sources close to Kravitz said he found Harry polite and good-humored, giving the megastar relationship his tacit blessing after a round of lighthearted conversation in Soho. Neither Zoë nor Harry commented publicly, but paparazzi captured the trio’s relaxed vibe and fans on X dissected every expression, outfit, and hint of future family plans.
Finally, People Magazine stirred up laughs with Kravitz’s recent remarks about his image as both rock icon and embarrassing dad—a role Zoë famously lampooned during his Walk of Fame ceremony. As talk show appearances and press junkets for his Blue Electric Light Las Vegas residency approach, Lenny Kravitz’s high-wattage status—onstage, at home, and online—remains unmistakable and, by all accounts, only growing brighter. No major controversies or negative press have emerged, and most commentary is celebratory or tongue-in-cheek, solidifying this streak as another high point in his storied career.
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Lenny Kravitz has been everywhere this week, with Atlanta’s Shaky Knees Festival taking center stage in both music headlines and social media buzz. On September 19, 2025, Kravitz delivered a powerhouse set at Piedmont Park, closing out one of the city’s biggest music weekends with a blend of his iconic classics and fresh tracks from his latest album Blue Electric Light. According to DropVibe, Kravitz had fans in a frenzy with hits like Fly Away, Are You Gonna Go My Way, and It Ain’t Over ’Til It’s Over, while new favorites like Supernova and Get You Off My Mind further electrified the crowd. Fans who couldn’t make it in person lit up his official Instagram and X feeds as the concert live stream surged to the top of festival-viewing lists. Photos of Kravitz’s headlining performance, alongside other standouts like Deftones and The Marías, made the rounds in local press, notably in the AJC, spotlighting his enduring showmanship and the festival’s vibrant energy.
In the midst of all the festival excitement, Kravitz added a career milestone to his résumé. Universal Music’s Pressparty reported on September 19 that Kravitz is celebrating the 30th anniversary of his pivotal album Circus with the release of a special Digital Deluxe Edition, including 13 newly available tracks. Threads users and superfans flocked to social media to mark the occasion, sharing memories and rare songs from the expanded release. This digital drop cements Blue Electric Light and Circus as twin touchstones of Kravitz’s 2025 musical profile.
Offstage, Kravitz had a different kind of family moment trending in entertainment gossip columns. Lite 105 and People dished that the rocker was spotted in New York, meeting his daughter Zoë’s new boyfriend Harry Styles for lunch at Sant Ambroeus. Sources close to Kravitz said he found Harry polite and good-humored, giving the megastar relationship his tacit blessing after a round of lighthearted conversation in Soho. Neither Zoë nor Harry commented publicly, but paparazzi captured the trio’s relaxed vibe and fans on X dissected every expression, outfit, and hint of future family plans.
Finally, People Magazine stirred up laughs with Kravitz’s recent remarks about his image as both rock icon and embarrassing dad—a role Zoë famously lampooned during his Walk of Fame ceremony. As talk show appearances and press junkets for his Blue Electric Light Las Vegas residency approach, Lenny Kravitz’s high-wattage status—onstage, at home, and online—remains unmistakable and, by all accounts, only growing brighter. No major controversies or negative press have emerged, and most commentary is celebratory or tongue-in-cheek, solidifying this streak as another high point in his storied career.
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Lenny Kravitz has been everywhere this week, with Atlanta’s Shaky Knees Festival taking center stage in both music headlines and social media buzz. On September 19, 2025, Kravitz delivered a powerhouse set at Piedmont Park, closing out one of the city’s biggest music weekends with a blend of his iconic classics and fresh tracks from his latest album Blue Electric Light. According to DropVibe, Kravitz had fans in a frenzy with hits like Fly Away, Are You Gonna Go My Way, and It Ain’t Over ’Til It’s Over, while new favorites like Supernova and Get You Off My Mind further electrified the crowd. Fans who couldn’t make it in person lit up his official Instagram and X feeds as the concert live stream surged to the top of festival-viewing lists. Photos of Kravitz’s headlining performance, alongside other standouts like Deftones and The Marías, made the rounds in local press, notably in the AJC, spotlighting his enduring showmanship and the festival’s vibrant energy.
In the midst of all the festival excitement, Kravitz added a career milestone to his résumé. Universal Music’s Pressparty reported on September 19 that Kravitz is celebrating the 30th anniversary of his pivotal album Circus with the release of a special Digital Deluxe Edition, including 13 newly available tracks. Threads users and superfans flocked to social media to mark the occasion, sharing memories and rare songs from the expanded release. This digital drop cements Blue Electric Light and Circus as twin touchstones of Kravitz’s 2025 musical profile.
Offstage, Kravitz had a different kind of family moment trending in entertainment gossip columns. Lite 105 and People dished that the rocker was spotted in New York, meeting his daughter Zoë’s new boyfriend Harry Styles for lunch at Sant Ambroeus. Sources close to Kravitz said he found Harry polite and good-humored, giving the megastar relationship his tacit blessing after a round of lighthearted conversation in Soho. Neither Zoë nor Harry commented publicly, but paparazzi captured the trio’s relaxed vibe and fans on X dissected every expression, outfit, and hint of future family plans.
Finally, People Magazine stirred up laughs with Kravitz’s recent remarks about his image as both rock icon and embarrassing dad—a role Zoë famously lampooned during his Walk of Fame ceremony. As talk show appearances and press junkets for his Blue Electric Light Las Vegas residency approach, Lenny Kravitz’s high-wattage status—onstage, at home, and online—remains unmistakable and, by all accounts, only growing brighter. No major controversies or negative press have emerged, and most commentary is celebratory or tongue-in-cheek, solidifying this streak as another high point in his storied career.
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