Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean Bring ‘The Score’ to Miami Art Week
Written by adamraymitchelleve@gmail.com on November 13, 2026
Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean are taking the Fugees anniversary to Miami Art Week. The pair will perform on December 5 at Faena Forum in Miami Beach, anchoring The Fourth Space, a new Saint & Citizen event built around the 30th anniversary of “The Score.”
The night is more than a concert. Saint & Citizen’s announcement pairs the performance with an exhibition tracing Black American and Haitian history, plus a short opening film, putting the people connected by the record alongside the artists who made it. The organizer’s ticket page lists free exhibition admission from 2 to 5 p.m. Eastern on December 5, with separate tickets for the evening program, and the event is limited to attendees aged 21 and older. Kaytranada leads the after-party, with opening sets from Joe Kay.
The booking follows the launch of the Fugees Hopeline, which invites callers to record personal reflections on hope. Selected recordings are set to enter the exhibition and grow into an international audio archive, Hill’s daughter Selah Marley narrates the phone experience, and listeners also get a preview of a new Fugees medley.
Hill and Jean’s U.S. anniversary performances began November 4 at Berkeley’s Greek Theatre, with announced stops in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Seattle. Miami adds an art-focused gathering to a celebration that is already traveling through concert venues, thirty years after “The Score” changed hip-hop for good.
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