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Lenny Kravitz postpones Bordeaux concert over health issue

Tuesday 11 August 2026 - 12:46
By: Sahili Aya
Lenny Kravitz postpones Bordeaux concert over health issue

Lenny Kravitz has postponed his scheduled concert near Bordeaux after a health issue forced the American rock star to delay his appearance.

The singer was due to perform Tuesday evening at the Arkéa Arena in Floirac, where around 11,000 fans were expected to attend. Organizers have announced that the show will instead take place on Thursday, August 13, at the same time.

Fans asked to wait two more days

The postponement means concertgoers will have to wait 48 hours longer to see Kravitz on stage.

The artist's production team confirmed the change after the health problem made it impossible for the performance to go ahead as originally planned. No further details about the nature or severity of the issue were provided in the information available.

The rescheduled concert will be held at the same venue and at the same scheduled hour, allowing ticket holders to attend the new date without the need for a different location.

Kravitz continues his latest musical era

The Bordeaux performance is part of Kravitz's current touring schedule, during which the singer is showcasing material connected to his 2025 album Circus (Deluxe).

Known internationally for songs including Fly Away, Kravitz has maintained a strong presence on the live music circuit, combining his rock catalogue with more recent material.

The postponement comes as the American musician continues a demanding concert schedule across Europe.

A brief disruption for Bordeaux fans

For the thousands of spectators who had planned to attend the Tuesday show, the announcement represents an unexpected change of plans. However, the rapid rescheduling means the concert has not been cancelled and is expected to go ahead just two days later.

The new date gives Kravitz additional time to recover before returning to the stage in front of his Bordeaux-area audience.


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