In a dramatic and unsettling moment, legendary rock musician Lenny Kravitz collapsed on stage during a performance of his debut album, *Let Love Rule*, at the Madison Square Garden in New York City last night. The concert, which was meant to celebrate the 35th anniversary of his iconic album, took a concerning turn when Kravitz suddenly fell ill.
The 60-year-old rock star, who was performing a high-energy set filled with classic hits from his 1989 debut, appeared to be in high spirits and excellent form throughout the evening. However, midway through a powerful rendition of the album’s title track, Kravitz staggered and collapsed on stage.
Emergency medical personnel were quickly on the scene, providing immediate assistance. Kravitz was transported to a local hospital for further evaluation and treatment. Initial reports suggest that he experienced a sudden health issue, though specifics have not yet been disclosed.
Fans, who had gathered in large numbers to celebrate the milestone of Kravitz’s debut album, were shocked and worried as the concert abruptly ended. Many took to social media to express their concern and support for the rock icon.
Kravitz’s management team issued a statement shortly after the incident: “We are deeply concerned for Lenny and are working closely with medical professionals to ensure he receives the best care possible. We appreciate the outpouring of support and understanding during this time. Further updates will be provided as we learn more.”
