Julian Lennon

Julian Lennon is a multi-disciplinary artist, singer-songwriter, author, and environmentalist whose creative journey spans music, photography, film, and philanthropy. He first rose to global acclaim with his debut album Valotte, earning Grammy and chart success with hits like “Too Late for Goodbyes” and “Saltwater.” In 2022, he released his critically acclaimed seventh album Jude. Beyond music, Julian is an accomplished fine art photographer, with solo and joint exhibitions across the globe, including his most expansive show to date, Whispers, in Venice, Italy.

As a New York Times best-selling author, Julian created the Touch the Earth children’s book trilogy, introducing young readers to global environmental themes — the same spirit of adventure now inspiring the new animated series Love the Earth. He also founded The White Feather Foundation, a global nonprofit supporting Indigenous communities and sustainability, and served as executive producer on Kiss the Ground and its sequel Common Ground. Named a Peace Laureate by UNESCO, Julian continues to use his voice and vision to foster connection, consciousness, and change.