Lauryn Hill’s Strength Of A Woman Fest Performance Was Her Penance
Lauryn Hill commemorated the 25th anniversary of ‘Miseducation’ with a special performance at the second annual Strength of a Woman Festival.
We may never know why Lauryn Hill has an affinity for perpetual lateness. As the wait for The Fugees’ former first lady seemingly drove the audience into somber annoyance, a fight broke out following the third false start, and police escorted the rowdy participants out just as the highly-anticipated set finally began.
Hill was selected as the closer to the concert portion of Mary J. Blige’s second annual Strength of a Woman Festival, courtesy of her Ms. Lauryn Hill Fund’s initiative to empower Black women. It was around 11:30 p.m. on Mother’s Day Eve at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena when the hour-long set began with “Final Hour,” one of the few rap tracks on the classic 1998 album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
Source: Lauryn Hill’s Strength Of A Woman Fest Performance Was Her Penance – vibe.com
Facebook Comments