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title: "Sublime Add Third Red Rocks Show With DJ Muggs"
url: https://altwire.net/sublime-third-red-rocks-show-dj-muggs-2027/
author: "Derek Oswald"
published: 2026-11-13T20:34:00+00:00
updated: 2026-11-14T18:46:19+00:00
categories: ["News"]
tags: ["40 Oz to Freedom", "Concert News", "Cypress Hill", "DJ Muggs", "Jakob Nowell", "Red Rocks Amphitheatre", "Sublime", "Until the Sun Explodes"]
source: "AltWire (altwire.net)"
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# Sublime Add Third Red Rocks Show With DJ Muggs

*By Derek Oswald · November 13, 2026*

**[Sublime](https://www.sublimelbc.com)** has added a third Red Rocks Amphitheatre performance for April 20, 2027, with Cypress Hill's DJ Muggs appearing as the opening act. The additional Colorado date follows sellouts of the band's previously announced April 17 and 18 concerts, creating a three-night engagement at the outdoor venue.

Each of the first two shows has a specific album focus. Sublime are scheduled to perform *40 Oz. to Freedom* in full on April 17, followed by their 1996 self-titled album in full on April 18. The April 20 concert expands the run with a special guest from a different corner of West Coast music. Tickets for the added performance are already on sale, according to the announcement.

The shows arrive during a period of renewed activity for the Long Beach group. The current lineup includes original members Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh with Jakob Nowell, son of founding vocalist Bradley Nowell. Jakob began performing with the surviving members in late 2023, bringing the group's music back to the stage with a family connection to its original recordings.

The band released *Until the Sun Explodes* in 2026, its first album of new material in roughly three decades. The project includes appearances from H.R. of Bad Brains, Fletcher Dragge of Pennywise and G. Love. The announcement identifies “Ensenada” and the album's title track as Alternative radio chart-toppers, though their precise chart claims should be checked before being cited as rankings.

The 2027 concerts also serve as an anniversary celebration for the band's early releases. *40 Oz. to Freedom* first appeared in 1992, establishing Sublime's combination of punk, ska, reggae and hip-hop influences. Their self-titled album followed in 1996, after Bradley Nowell's death, and became the source of songs including “What I Got,” “Santeria” and “Wrong Way.”

The group's label announcement says the 1996 record has recently reached Diamond certification in the United States. That milestone reflects the album's long commercial life, while the new concerts put the older catalog alongside material created by the reunited lineup.

Red Rocks was also part of Sublime's 2026 concert schedule. The two shows that year sold out, according to the band's representatives, helping establish demand for the longer return engagement. The April 20 concert, with DJ Muggs, offers another chance to see the band after the first two 2027 dates sold out.

Further details and tickets are available through the official Red Rocks and AXS event listings.

#### SUBLIME RED ROCKS POSTER:

![Sublime Red Rocks](https://altwire.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/SublimeRedRocks-840x840.png)

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From AltWire: https://altwire.net/sublime-third-red-rocks-show-dj-muggs-2027/