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Cypress Hill and the London Symphony Orchestra photo credit Andrew Timms

Cypress Hill With The London Symphony Orchestra To Get A Cinema Release

by Paul Cashmere on February 27, 2025

in News

The Cypress Hill ‘Black Sunday Live at the Royal Albert Hall’ with the London Symphony Orchestra will get a North American cinema release in March and April.

Cypress Hill teaming up with the London Symphony Orchestra started out as a joke on The Simpsons on the ‘Homerpalooza’ episode on 1996.

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On 10 July, 2024 the joke became real when Cypress Hill performed in London at the Royal Albert Hall with the LSO.

“It’s a trip to see that hip hop can be done in this form — and at a venue as prestigious as the Royal Albert Hall. It was truly an honor and a privilege, and now that experience can be shared,” says the group’s B-Real.

Cypress Hill performed the 1993 ‘Black Sunday’ album.

I Wanna Get High (from Black Sunday, 1993)
I Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Insane in the Brain (from Black Sunday, 1993)
When the Shit Goes Down (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Lick a Shot (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Cock the Hammer (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Interlude (from Black Sunday, 1993)
3 Lil’ Putos (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Legalize It (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Hits From the Bong (from Black Sunday, 1993)
What Go Around Come Around, Kid (from Black Sunday, 1993)
A to the K (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Hand on the Glock (from Black Sunday, 1993)
Break ’em off Some (from Black Sunday, 1993)

Dr. Greenthumb (from IV, 1998)
Illusions (from III: Temples of Boom, 1995)
Money (from Till Death Do Us Part, 2004)
Cuban Necktie (from Skull & Bones, 2000)
How I Could Just Kill a Man (from Cypress Hill, 1991)
(Rap) Superstar (from Skull & Bones, 2000)

“It was amazing to take this journey with the people of London who supported Cypress Hill from day one,” says Sen Dog.
“LSO doesn’t collaborate with just anyone. So it’s a big honor for them to want to do something with us,” said Eric Bobo.

Cypress Hill and the London Symphony Orchestra: Black Sunday Live at the Royal Albert Hall, the feature-length concert film, will be in cinemas for a special theatrical event March 30, 31 and April 2. For further information, go to cypresshillroyalalberthall.com. Cypress Hill and the London Symphony Orchestra: Black Sunday Live at the Royal Albert Hall, the full length live album, will be released June 6 via Mercury Studios.

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