Cypress Hill

Cypress Hill is a legendary entertainment powerhouse from South Gate, California, and a foundational pillar of West Coast culture. Formed in 1988, they made history as the first Latino hip-hop group to achieve multi-platinum status and receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. While primarily known for their genre-bending psychedelic boom-bap, the group has become a staple in the comedy world, often sharing the stage with icons like George Lopez and recently performing on John Mulaney’s live Netflix series, Everybody’s Live. Renowned for their "high-energy" stage presence and sharp wit, Cypress Hill’s career is marked by bold, rebellious moments, including their infamous lifetime ban from Saturday Night Live in 1993. Their live shows are more than just concerts; they are immersive cultural events that blend their advocacy for cannabis with a legacy of hit-making that includes "Insane in the Brain" and "Rock Superstar.