Lauryn Hill

This morning it was announced that Lauryn Hill will be taking D’Angelo‘s place on the Fun Fun Fun Fest lineup after D’Angelo’s performance was cancelled “due to illness…

Death Grips, on a smaller stage right after Ms. Hill’s set, played with a similarly uninterrupted, flow-through feeling, though way more explosive and less legible, and with zero sentimentality…

The lineup for Brooklyn’s 2015 Afropunk Festival was already pretty great, and now it got even better. Death Grips, Gary Clark Jr., Kelela, Jessie Boykins III, SZA, Candiria and more were added to the festival, which already included Lenny Kravitz, Grace Jones, Lauryn Hill, Kelis, Danny Brown, Suicidal Tendencies, Kele, Thundercat and more…

Nine NYC shows weren’t enough for neo-soul singer Lauryn Hill this year. (Not that we’re complaining.) She’ll play the city again, and this time for free, at the second annual ‘Louis Armstrong’s Wonderful World’ Festival taking place June 20 at Flushing Meadows-Corona P…

Lauryn Hill kicked off her massive nine-show NYC run of her acoustic “Small Axe” tour last night (2/17) at Rough Trade. While she was a little over an hour late to the stage, her two-hour set was a treat…

Lauryn Hill‘s “Small Axe” acoustic tour starts this weekend in Washington, DC and the bulk of the shows are happening here in NYC. And she’s added two more NYC shows: March 14 at The Cutting Room and Madiba Harlem at My Image Studios on March 20…

As mentioned, Lauryn Hill is going on an “acoustic performance series” tour, including a bunch of NYC shows: Rough Trade on February 17 (sold out), Highline Ballroom on February 20 & 23 (night 1 sold out, night 2 VIP tix available) and an early and late show at Blue Note on February 25 (tables sold out, but first-come-first-serve bar seats are available night of show)…

The great Lauryn Hill, who last appeared live in NYC at the recent Bob Marley tribute at The Apollo, has an acoustic tour coming up this February…

Pitchfork have begun rolling out their year-end coverage, and today they posted their Top 100 Tracks of 2014. Like every year, it’s a very diverse list, with songs from Taylor Swift, The New Pornographers, iLoveMakonnen, Protomartyr, Cloud Nothings, Rae Sreummurd, Makthaverskan, Ty Segall, Parquet Courts, Azealia Banks, White Lung, Perfect Pussy, Dej Loaf, Migos, Alvvays, Against…

Bob Marley was the center of attention at the Apollo on Saturday night, but Lauryn Hill stole the show, as this Apollo-written recap of the event explains:This past Saturday, the Apollo Theater celebrated the 35th anniversary of reggae icon Bob Marley’s Apollo debut with two big blowout concerts…