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Wanna See Wyclef Jean in an intimate concert for Free?
Everyone's favorite Fugee is coming out with a new cd, and before he does, he's gonna sit down at the Nissan Live set (on the Fox lot, we believe) and record some live tracks for Yahoo!
Which rhymes with "we love you", and because we do, we are up to passing along this info:
Yahoo! Music and Columbia Records want you to join us when Wyclef Jean takes the stage for Nissan Live Sets in West Los Angeles, CA. November 5, 2007
7 pm (subject to change, you need to arrive two hours before)
Location: West Los Angeles
The first 200 fans to email us at Invite@YahooLiveSets.com will get in the doors for this exclusive taping. Plus you get to bring a friend. Please email us your name, your location, and tell us how much of a fan you are of Wyclef Jean! We will contact you if you are chosen to attend.
Please do not send multiple emails.
You must be at least 13 years old to attend. Fans under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
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