Cypress Hill to Perform with London Symphony Orchestra, 28 Years After ‘Simpsons’ Prediction
In an exciting turn of events, legendary hip-hop group Cypress Hill is set to perform with the London Symphony Orchestra, a collaboration hilariously predicted by a 1996 episode of “The Simpsons.” In the “Homerpalooza” episode, a fictional meeting led to the orchestra’s conductor suggesting they could “give it a shot” with the hip-hop group.
Fast forward 28 years, and the two iconic ensembles are joining forces for a real-life performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall this Wednesday. Cypress Hill’s B Real shared his enthusiasm on social media, posting: “Tonight we are rocking with the @londonsymphony at @RoyalAlbertHall.. Inspired by @TheSimpsons via the ‘Homerpalooza’ episode.”
This highly-anticipated event has been in the making for years, according to B Real, who expressed his excitement about finally bringing the idea to life. Fans can expect a unique rendition of Cypress Hill’s quadruple platinum album “Black Sunday,” along with other hits.
Tickets for the concert have sold out, with prices reaching $244 (aus) per seat. This historic performance promises to be a memorable experience for all attendees.
