
ARCHIVE/Marbella 2026
Lenny Kravitz
Lenny Kravitz performed at Starlite Occident Marbella on June 29, 2026. The concert, under a full moon, brought messages about love and gratitude, an unexpected guest on stage and a gesture of support for Fundación Starlite.
A concert with a message
Kravitz connected with the audience from the start. "What a magical and wonderful place. I'm very happy to be here," he told the quarry, adding that it was "a blessing" to be together that night. Throughout the show he shared thoughts on life, forgiveness and gratitude: "Another day to learn. Another day to love. Another day to forgive. Another day to live. So let's live." Before leaving he returned to the same idea: "The power of love is more powerful than we might understand."
Mia, 11, invited on stage
Midway through the show, Kravitz stopped the concert to call up Mia, an 11-year-old girl who was in the audience. She is the daughter of a Dutch friend of his who lives in Mallorca, the same friend who finds him some of his well-known sunglasses. Kravitz had heard her sing before and introduced her to the Auditorium as "the future of rock", giving her the chance to sing with him.
A signed portrait for the charity gala
The musician supported the work of Fundación Starlite by signing a portrait of himself by artist J.M. Peña, donated by gallery owners Javier and Trino Tortosa of Hyperemphatic Art. The piece went to the auction at the Starlite Occident Gala, chaired by Sandra García-Sanjuán and Antonio Banderas. Guests included Cristina and Guillermo Iglesias, Estefanía Luyk, Carolina Mazza and the Kimpel sisters. From the presidential box, actress Goya Toledo watched her husband Craig Ross, guitarist in Kravitz's band.
Lenny Kravitz left more than a setlist at Starlite Occident Marbella: an 11-year-old's first big performance and a signed portrait for a charitable cause.

































