Formed in East Los Angeles in 1973, Los Lobos blends rock, blues, folk, and Mexican roots. Best known for their 1987 chart-topping cover of La Bamba, the eclectic band released acclaimed albums like Kiko and the Grammy-nominated Native Sons.
Los Lonely Boys are a Texas sibling trio blending rock, blues, and Tejano. Best known for their hit single Heaven and their Grammy-winning Best Pop Performance, the band consists of brothers Henry, JoJo, and Ringo Garza, Jr., who spent years backing their father before launching their own career.
Originating from Hamilton, OH, the family funk group Zapp was formed by brothers Roger, Lester, Larry, and Tony Troutman. Known for their trademark vocoder talk boxes, they released their self-titled debut in 1980 featuring More Bounce to the Ounce. Their hits include Dance Floor and Computer Love.
Cristian Gutierrez, known as Concrete, hails from California's San Fernando Valley. He began as a hip-hop artist with tracks like "Certified Kush" and "We Can Make It Rain." Concrete transitioned to a multifaceted entertainer, gaining renown for his stand-up comedy, acting in films such as "Horchata & Oatmilk" and "Clika," and creating popular social media content. He has collaborated with artists like Krayzie Bone and performed with Fat Joe, consistently selling out comedy shows.
Formed in Los Angeles in 1995, Ozomatli is a multi-genre cultural powerhouse blending Latin, hip-hop, funk, reggae, and global influences. Known for their socially conscious lyrics, they have earned three Grammy Awards and toured globally.
Jerry Garcia is a stand-up comedian from Huntington Park, California, known for his observational humor rooted in Mexican American family life and Southern California sensibilities. His comedy blends storytelling, bilingual riffs, and insights on parenting and relationships. He has appeared on Fox's Laughs, Netflix, HBO's "Entre Nos," and his HBO Max special "It's Not My Weekend." Garcia also guest-starred on "Lopez vs Lopez" and is currently touring.