Los Angeles is alive with anticipation as Conejo, one of Chicano rap’s most raw and enigmatic figures, prepares to be part of the line-up at this year’s Rhyme Fest on Saturday, August 16th at The Torch at the LA Memorial Coliseum. Known for his unfiltered lyricism, street honed narratives, and unshakable authenticity, Conejo’s performance isn’t just a milestone for his die hard fans, it’s a defining moment for his music career. A true product of L.A.’s underground, his journey from exile and incarceration to redemption has cemented his legacy as a voice of the streets.

With over 100 albums to his name, Conejo’s career mirrors a life of defiance and reinvention. From his early days with the Harpys gang in West Adams to recording music as a fugitive in Mexico, his story plays out like a gripping crime epic. Yet his evolution from outlaw to big screen appearances (The Tax Collector, 2020) proves his narrative is still unfolding. In 2025, Conejo steps onto the Rhyme Fest stage not just as a rapper, but as a testament to resilience, armed with the sharpest rhymes of his career.

Rhyme Fest has always amplified the voices that shape culture beneath the mainstream—and Conejo embodies that spirit. Sharing the spotlight with legends like Xzibit, DJ Quik, and Dead Prez, his set with his live band promises to be a masterclass in unfiltered hip-hop. Fans can expect gritty storytelling, haunting production, and possibly even surprise guests from L.A.’s deep bench of underground talent. Whether he’s delivering classics from “Shady Conejo” and “Fallen Angel” or debuting new material, one thing is clear: this isn’t just a concert, it’s a declaration.

If you call yourself a true hip-hop head, this is your moment to stand witness. The event kicks off August 16th, 2 PM – 10 PM at The Torch at the LA Memorial Coliseum. Tickets are live on Ticketmaster—don’t let history move without you. For exclusive updates, interviews, and behind-the-scenes access, follow @ughhblog and stay locked in at UndergroundHipHopBlog.com. The streets spoke. Will you answer?