It’s no wonder that Lenny Kravitz exudes such a colorful persona. His past is as eclectic and eccentric as his signature sparkly, chest-baring, open-button shirts, and his chiseled, never-without-sunglasses visage. Something of a savant, Kravitz began writing songs at the tender age of 7, perhaps influenced by the early piano lessons he was given by none other than jazz legend Duke Ellington. His mom, Roxie Roker, was a trailblazing actress starring on The Jeffersons, he attended school with iconic Guns n’ Roses guitarist, Slash, and as a child he even sang with New York’s Metropolitan Opera.  This colorful cat is bringing his signature style to Las Vegas for a 5-show residency stint during his Blue Electric Light tour. Get tickets to see The Krav up close and personal at Dolby Live at Park MGM and rock to iconic hits like “Fly Away,” “Are You Gonna Go My Way,” “It Ain’t Over ’til It’s Over,” and “American Woman.”