Lenny Kravitz shows off insane body at 62 in shirtless Instagram photo
The singer sent temperatures rising to 43 degrees Celsius with his latest Instagram photo in which he is seen lounging around in his Sin City hotel suite, shirtless and looking as ripped as ever.
'Las Vegas. 110 degrees,' he captioned the black-and-white snap, taken by photographer Mia Ross.
It appears the 62-year-old is currently enjoying some down time on the famous strip after performing a five-date residency earlier this month at the Dolby Live amphitheatre at the Park MGM hotel to support his latest album, Blue Electric Light.
Kravitz took to the stage in his signature leather pants and vest to rock out some tracks from his 12th studio album along with his greatest hits, including Are You Gonna Go My Way, American Woman, It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over, and of course, Fly Away.
His electric stage performances coupled with his insanely early gym workouts no doubt help to keep Kravitz in optimal shape.
The musician recently left many in disbelief when he revealed the extent of his commitment to maintaining his six-pack.
'The other night I was in the gym at 2.30 in the morning. I was working all day,' he told The Times in February. 'My trainer [Dodd Romero], he's like, 'Man, you are crazy. People don't understand. They see the result, but they don't understand that you're in the gym at 2.30 in the morning doing this workout.''
He continued: 'I work with my trainer via FaceTime because he's out doing other things. He's with Denzel [Washington] right now, preparing for a play. I put them together years ago. Wait until you see how wonderful Denzel is looking, how healthy he is.
'So yes, when I look at pictures from now and pictures when I was even in my twenties, there's no comparison, which is very odd.'
Aussie fans will soon see Kravitz and his rig up close when he brings his Blue Electric Light Tour down under in November.
The four-time Grammy winner will perform shows in Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane, Melbourne and a special regional show in Mildura, with ARIA Hall of Fame inductees Jet named as the supporting act.
It marks the first time Kravitz has performed in Australia since his Black and White Australia Tour alongside The Cranberries and Wolfmother back in 2012.
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