Cypress Hill
About
Cypress Hill is a legendary West Coast hip-hop group formed in 1988 that pioneered a distinctive fusion of rap, rock, and Latin influences. Comprising B-Real, Sen Dog, and DJ Muggs, they broke barriers as the first Latino-American hip-hop act to achieve multi-platinum success and have sold over 20 million albums globally. Their cultural impact—from iconic tracks like 'Insane in the Brain' to their role as cannabis-culture advocates—extends far beyond music into mainstream pop culture. The brand boasts an enduring fanbase, continued touring momentum, and a legacy that resonates across hip-hop, rock, and alternative audiences.
Highlights
First hip-hop group to earn a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, 2019, cementing cultural legacy
Over 20 million albums sold worldwide with multi-platinum certifications across core catalogue
Cultural icons synonymous with West Coast hip-hop and 1990s rap innovation with enduring mainstream appeal
Recent high-profile milestone: sold-out Royal Albert Hall concert with London Symphony Orchestra, July 2024, fulfilling 28-year-old Simpsons prediction
Multi-generational fanbase spanning hip-hop, rock, and alternative audiences; active across touring and new releases
Distinctive cross-cultural identity and pro-cannabis advocacy that shaped wider cultural conversations
Recent News
Jun 2025
Cypress Hill announces new Spanish-language album release
Jun 2025
Black Sunday Live at Royal Albert Hall album released with conductor and orchestra
Apr 2026
35th anniversary tour announced featuring Once Upon A Time in the Summer dates
Feb 2025
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