13 Facts About Kipp Lennon

Kipp Lennon has been a member of the progressive rock act Ambrosia since 2021 and currently tours with the group.

Kipp Lennon was born in Venice, California, the son of William and Isabelle Kipp Lennon.

When Kipp Lennon was nine years old, he and his family endured the shooting death of their father, William.

Kipp Lennon performed with the rest of the band on their live DVD, Venice, Live at the Royal Carre Theater.

Additionally, Kipp Lennon released one solo album, Boom Boom Party, in 1987.

Kipp Lennon sang with David Crosby on his solo album Thousand Roads, and performed vocals for the song "Suspension," which was the main title of the 1979 theatrical pilot of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.

In September 2010, Kipp Lennon joined Roger Waters' the Wall Live tour, singing backup vocals.

Kipp Lennon joined the classic progressive rock band Ambrosia on lead vocals in 2021 replacing Ken Stacey who exited in 2020.

Kipp Lennon sang "Secret Agent Man" in the movie Can't Buy Me Love.

Kipp Lennon has contributed to several episodes of The Simpsons: in season 3's "Stark Raving Dad", although Michael Jackson performed the speaking part of Leon Kompowsky, a character who pretended he was Michael Jackson, Kipp Lennon sang the songs due to contractual obligations from Jackson with his record company at the time.

Kipp Lennon provides Jackson's singing voice in The Jacksons: An American Dream.

Kipp Lennon returned as Kompowsky to sing the extra verses Bart wrote for his sister in season 29's "Mr Lisa's Opus".

Kipp Lennon sang the original song "I'm Checking In" featured in the Betty Ford musical in "The City of New York vs Homer Simpson".