At 60, Lenny Kravitz reminded the world why he’s still a rock legend—and one of music’s most dynamic performers—at the 2024 MTV VMAs. Bursting onto the stage with a fiery performance of his iconic hit “Are You Gonna Go My Way,” Kravitz wasted no time electrifying the crowd. With his signature blend of swagger and soul, he turned the VMAs into his own personal rock revival.
From there, he slid into the smooth funk of “Human,” showing off his range and groove, and transforming the atmosphere into a dance-filled celebration. But the real jaw-dropper came when Quavo made a surprise appearance, joining Kravitz for a high-voltage performance of “Fly.” The rock-meets-rap moment brought a fresh, modern edge and had the crowd erupting in cheers.
The reaction was immediate. MTV’s official video of the performance, uploaded just days after the show, has already soared toward one million views. Fans from every generation flooded the comments, praising Kravitz’s timeless energy. One viewer wrote, “Lenny is ageless. He sounds and looks just like he did decades ago. What a legend.”
And this isn’t new territory for Kravitz. Known for his unforgettable live shows, he’s consistently delivered iconic performances—from London’s Hyde Park to massive festivals around the globe. At each stop, his longtime collaborator and guitarist Craig Ross continues to dazzle, especially during show-stopping solos.
Released in 1993, “Are You Gonna Go My Way” remains Kravitz’s most beloved track, topping charts and still dominating streaming platforms with over 440 million Spotify listens. It’s a song that defined a generation—and proves it still hits just as hard today.
With his 2024 VMAs set, Lenny Kravitz not only paid tribute to his legacy—he pushed it forward. Still bold, still brilliant, and always evolving, he showed that true artistry only gets better with time.
