Jay-Z and Beyoncé dance through Lauryn Hill’s Hamptons concert
TMZ video shows Jay-Z and Beyoncé dancing at Lauryn Hill’s East Hampton show, where Wyclef Jean also joined her onstage.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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Jay-Z and Beyoncé turned Lauryn Hill’s concert in the Hamptons into a family night out, with TMZ publishing video of the couple dancing during her Saturday performance at The Club House in East Hampton, New York.
The footage, obtained by TMZ, shows the two music heavyweights taking in Hill’s set from the crowd. TMZ reported that Jay-Z and Beyoncé were dancing throughout the show, drinking and enjoying the live performance.
The night also had a Destiny’s Child connection. TMZ said sources told the outlet that Blue Ivy Carter attended with her parents, while Kelly Rowland was also at the concert.
Were Jay-Z and Beyoncé at Lauryn Hill's concert?
Yes. TMZ reported that Jay-Z and Beyoncé were at Lauryn Hill’s Saturday night concert at The Club House in East Hampton, and the outlet published video showing them in the audience during the show.
Hill, a Grammy-winning solo artist and former member of the Fugees, performed live at the Hamptons venue. The appearance drew several famous faces, according to TMZ, including Wyclef Jean, Hill’s former Fugees bandmate.
TMZ reported that Jean did more than watch from the room. At one point during the concert, he joined Hill onstage, and the pair performed five songs together.
One of those songs, according to TMZ, was “Killing Me Softly,” the Fugees hit that remains one of Hill and Jean’s best-known collaborations. TMZ said its sources described the onstage reunion as “iconic.”
Who was seen at the East Hampton show?
According to TMZ, the guest list around the performance included:
- Jay-Z
- Beyoncé
- Blue Ivy Carter
- Kelly Rowland
- Wyclef Jean
The Club House appearance put Hill in front of a crowd that included longtime peers and fans from the top tier of pop and hip-hop. For Jay-Z and Beyoncé, the TMZ video offered a rare casual glimpse of the couple offstage, moving to the music rather than making it.
No additional details about the full setlist, the size of the crowd or any comments from the artists were reported by TMZ.
This story draws on original reporting from TMZ.