Социальные сети / Lenny Kravitz

It was a 007 kind of day

Australia and New Zealand, thank you again. A beautiful ending of two years of touring. Now, time to breathe, record new music, and hit the road again in the spring. Let Love Rule.📸 @rossss_mia

A few from Brisbane, Melbourne, Mildura, and Adelaide. 📸 @rossss_mia

Happy birthday to my angel. I love you endlessly.

Travel Day. 11.22.25 📸 @rossss_mia

Coming to New Zealand for the first time and returning to Australia after so many years is giving my soul the most beautiful energy. You all are amazing. Thank you for sharing this with me. Let’s keep going! 📸: @rossss_mia

🤯WAIT FOR IT!!! We had an incredible time with the absolute legend @lennykravitz while he’s on his Blue Electric Light Tour. LET LOVE RULE! 💙 #lennykravitz #flyaway #funnyreels

Soundcheck. Auckland, NZ. 11.15.25.📸 @rossss_mia

Blue Electric Light Tour takes AUS/NZ this week ⚡️

Last week with @glogoodfoundation x Let Love Rule. Eleuthera dental mission.

Right where I belong…📸 @rossss_mia

For Lenny Kravitz, success isn’t measured in trophies or tours. It’s rooted in the act of creation.“Success is just doing the work. It’s making the art,” he tells Robb Report in our October Success Issue, reflecting on a life spent shaping not only the sound of modern rock but a creative world entirely his own.He’s been guided by that instinct since his first SoHo loft—when he couldn’t afford much but painted the walls by hand and filled the space with snakes, lizards, and sound. That tiny apartment became the cradle of Let Love Rule, the debut LP that launched a career now three decades deep.Music was only the beginning. Kravitz’s creative life extends across mediums, from the stage to Kravitz Design, his studio behind projects for Dom Pérignon, Leica, and CB2. “Just like music, we let the space tell us what to do,” he says.These days, he divides his time between Paris and Eleuthera, the Bahamian island he calls home. There, he tends to fruit trees, rides horses, and runs a free dental clinic for locals. The pace may be slower, but his creative drive hasn’t eased.“You can have all kinds of things and be miserable,” he says. “You’re defined by who you are.”Read the full story in Robb Report’s October Success Issue. Link in bio.Slide 10 features Lenny, Familiar Corner (2025), an oil on canvas by @peter_uka, commissioned exclusively by Robb Report and presented courtesy of the artist and @marianeibrahimgallery, with photography by Kai Schmidt. Slide 11, the Success Issue cover, is by @Jamillaokubo.Story by @jazzloon Photography by @patmartin__Styling by @rodneyburns for @churchboutiqueGrooming by @shelley_legrandPhoto Director: @irene_opezzo