Lenny Kravitz

Lenny Kravitz Performs 'Are You Gonna Go My Way' on the Howard Stern Show

Howard Stern Show

• In January 2001, during the live performance of "Are You Gonna Go My Way" on the Howard Stern Show, Lenny Kravitz was enjoying a resurgence following ... Read Full Description >

  In January 2001, during the live performance of "Are You Gonna Go My Way" on the Howard Stern Show, Lenny Kravitz was enjoying a resurgence following the release of his critically acclaimed album "Greatest Hits" in 2000. This compilation featured some of his most popular tracks from the earlier part of his career, including the eponymous 1993 hit "Are You Gonna Go My Way." At this stage, Kravitz was solidifying his status as a major artist in the rock genre while his sound, characterized by a blend of rock, funk, and soul, continued to resonate with audiences. Interestingly, Kravitz performed this iconic single years after its initial release, showcasing the enduring appeal of his music and his ability to engage audiences through live performances, a hallmark of his artistic identity. This era marked a significant moment for Kravitz as he bridged the gap between his past and a promising future in the music industry.

Lenny Kravitz Performs 'Let Love Rule' on the Stern Show

Stern Show

• In early 2001, Lenny Kravitz performed "Let Love Rule" on the Howard Stern Show, treating listeners to a live rendition of his iconic debut album's ti... Read Full Description >

  In early 2001, Lenny Kravitz performed "Let Love Rule" on the Howard Stern Show, treating listeners to a live rendition of his iconic debut album's title track. This performance took place just after the release of his fifth studio album, "Lenny," which came out in October 2001. This album marked a shift towards a more refined sound, integrating elements of rock, funk, soul, and even electronic influences, and it included hit singles like "Again" and "Dig In." Kravitz's appearance on the Stern Show not only highlighted his enduring popularity but also his ability to connect with audiences through intimate acoustic performances. Additionally, "Let Love Rule," initially released in 1989, demonstrated the artist’s longstanding commitment to themes of love and unity, resonating with fans years after its original release.