Kaye will visit St Albans Art School, where he studied, Saatchi & Saatchi’s offices and the National Film Theatre, as well as performing his own songs at the Hospital Club.
He will also host a debate about The Beatles 1967 album, Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band at pop-up creative venue, The Cube Store.
Kaye said: "For me, my inspiration is all about Sgt Pepper's.
I think it is the greatest work of art made in my lifetime - and the greatest piece of recorded art ever. I don't consider there are any other valid recordings other than that."
The journey will climax at The Cube Store in Brick Lane where he will kick start a six-week series of avant-garde design, music, fashion, film, and art-themed experiences.
He will also talk about Japanese design icon the Nissan Cube.?
Kaye directed a series of acclaimed ads during the 1990s, including Dunlop Tyres' unexpected, and has directed music videos for Johnny Cash and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
He disowned his critically-acclaimed 1998 feature film American History X after it was recut against his wishes.
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