Lenny Kravitz, the ace American singer, surprised fans during his ‘Blue Electric Light’ European tour performance in Munich, Germany, by inviting Nigerian musician Seun Kuti on stage.
The heartfelt moment, captured in a viral video, showed Kravitz and Seun sharing a warm embrace as the audience cheered.
Seun Kuti is one of the special guest artistes featured on Kravitz’s world tour, with scheduled performances in six cities.
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Notably, Kravitz executively produced Seun Kuti and the Egypt 80 band’s album ‘Heavier Yet: Lays The Crownless Head’ in 2024.
The award-winning US singer began his music career in 1981 but rose to the limelight in 1989 with the release of ‘Let Love Rule’, his debut studio album.
The 60-year-old won the Grammy Award for ‘Best Male Rock Vocal Performance’ for four years in a row — from 1999 to 2002.
He broke the record for most wins in that category and set the record for most consecutive wins in one category by a male performer.
Seun, on the other hand, is known for his controversial stance and socially conscious music, addressing socio-political issues in Nigeria and beyond.
The singer has released songs like ‘Bad Man Lighter’, ‘Opposite People’, ‘African Soldier’, ‘Kalakuta Boy’, and ‘Slave Masters’.
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