Lenny Kravitz to perform at controversial London club

(CBS) Lenny Kravitz, whose album "Black and White America," hit stores on Tuesday, will perform Sept. 12 before a small audience of 200 at London's controversial burlesque club "The Box."

The venue, unusual for an arena rocker like Kravitz, was announced in Britain by Absolut Radio which is giving away tickets.

The "Fly Away" singer, who has told reporters the songs for the new album came to him in dreams, is expected to perform classic hits from his past as well as new tracks for "Black and White America."

Kravitz debuted some of the new songs in a performance this week at New York's Terminal 5 and appeared on "The Late Show with David Letterman" Wednesday to promote the album.