"I love Poland and the Polish people. You have never abandoned me, you were with me when I rose and fell, and that's true friendship," the musician shouted from the stage during his performance at Krakow's Tauron Arena on Sunday, July 21.
The five-year break from live performances was mainly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The singer, known for his unique voice, assured fans that he plans to spend the next five years on tour and has no intention of stopping recording new songs.
Fans of the 60-year-old Lenny Kravitz could hear not only his biggest hits (including "Fly Away," "Let Love Rule," "I'm a Believer," and "American Woman") but also energetic tracks from his latest album "Blue Electric Light" (such as "TK421").
Fans were thrilled with each of the artist's breathtaking performances in Poland.
"Yesterday's Lenny Kravitz concert at Tauron Arena in Krakow was one of the best I've ever attended. Vocally and instrumentally perfect. And what he did at the end was hats off. But for me, the star was the drummer," wrote one internet user right after the concert.
Lenny Kravitz's work combines elements of rock, funk, soul, reggae, and blues, creating a distinctive sound inspired by the music of the '60s and '70s.
His songs are often characterized by rich instrumentation, prominent guitar riffs, and strong retro influences, which, combined with his versatile talent as a multi-instrumentalist and producer, have earned him international acclaim.
The artist is known for his healthy lifestyle and physical activity, which contribute to his remarkably youthful appearance. Despite turning 60 this year, he still looks younger than many in their twenties.
Source: onet.pl/x.com
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