Lauryn Hill Visits ‘Letterman’ to Perform Beatles Tribute

By Ni'Kesia Pannell on Feb 08, 2014

With the 50th Anniversary of The Beatles’ first U.S. performance right around the corner, many stars are jumping in on the fun. Paying homage to the music legends this time is everyone’s favorite, Lauryn Hill.

Stopping by the Late Show with Dave Letterman, the rare appearance saw the star perform the Fab Four’s classic hit, “Something,” off of their Abbey Road album. Showing up in a black hat, plaid dress and a motorcycle jacket, the Grammy-winning artist closed out the week long tribute. Done in the same theatre that the men graced for their first appearance back in 1964, Lauryn and her band did justice to the cover.

Coming right before this weekend’s star studded post Grammy event, “The Beatles: The Night That Changed America – A GRAMMY Salute,” it’s refreshing to see Lauryn jump on stage for a televised performance.

Take a look as she wow’s below:

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Ni'Kesia has previously held the titles of Managing Editor, Assistant Editor and — most recently — Editor-in-Chief for ThisIsRnB.com. She is an Atlanta-based entrepreneur and on-air lifestyle expert, and has contributed for reputable publications such as ESSENCE, Teen Vogue, Allure, INSIDER, Business Insider, Lonely Planet and more. She currently serves as a contributing editor and consultant for TIRNB. Stay connected with her on social media at @kesi_p.