Incubus brings out Lizzo for the Morning View 23-year anniversary show
The band dropped a re-recording of the 2001 album last week.
Incubus might not be checking social media that often, given the guest appearance they brought out at a concert over the weekend.
Last Friday (October 6), the rock band celebrated 23 years of their 2001 Morning View. On the same day, they released a re-recording of the album and held an anniversary show at The Hollywood Bowl, where they brought out a pop star who's been under fire as of late. Lizzo popped out to play the flute and sing for the closing track, “Aqueous Transmission.” Watch it above.
In August, Lizzo was sued by former dancers for sexual harassment, discrimination, assault, false imprisonment, and more. News broke that months before, 14 former dancers who appeared in her 2022 Love Lizzo documentary settled a lawsuit regarding not consenting to be in the film nor being compensated for the footage. Last month, a former designer also filed a lawsuit against the pop star for creating a hostile work environment.
Despite recent events, Lizzo accepted the Quincy Jones Humanitarian Award a few weeks ago.