Cypress Hill teamed up with the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Troy Miller, to present a reimagining of their quadruple-platinum.

NRN Radio – JamFest Wednesday Nights at 9PM EST

Featured Show: Black Sunday Live at The Royal Albert Hall

About the Feature:
Every Wednesday night at 9PM EST, NRN Radio’s JamFest brings listeners exclusive landmark concerts and legendary collaborations. This week, the spotlight turns to Cypress Hill, who joined forces with the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Troy Miller to reimagine their iconic, quadruple-platinum album Black Sunday.

Black Sunday – The Legacy

• Album Release: Originally released in 1993, Black Sunday remains Cypress Hill’s breakthrough and most commercially successful album.

• Sales & Impact: Certified quadruple-platinum, it introduced hits like “Insane in the Brain” to a global audience and cemented Cypress Hill as one of hip-hop’s most influential groups.

• Cultural Influence: Known for blending hip-hop with Latin roots and countercultural energy, the record became a defining soundtrack for a generation.

Black Sunday Live at The Royal Albert Hall

• Venue: Recorded at the legendary Royal Albert Hall in London.

• Collaboration: Cypress Hill performed their landmark album in full, reimagined with lush arrangements by the London Symphony Orchestra.

• Conductor: The performance was led by Troy Miller, known for bridging classical, jazz, and contemporary music.

• Style: A bold fusion of hip-hop beats, symphonic depth, and live reinterpretation that redefined what a hip-hop concert could be.

Why It Matters

This concert wasn’t just about nostalgia—it was about reinvention. By pairing Cypress Hill’s gritty, boundary-pushing lyrics with the grandeur of one of the world’s greatest orchestras, Black Sunday Live at The Royal Albert Hall showcased the timelessness and adaptability of hip-hop as an art form.

👉 TuneIn every Wednesday at 9PM EST on NRN Radio’s JamFest to experience Black Sunday Live at The Royal Albert Hall and hear Cypress Hill’s masterpiece transformed into a once-in-a-lifetime orchestral performance.