Nearly 30 years in the past, an episode of The Simpsons depicted the hip-hop group Cypress Hill mistakenly reserving a live performance with the London Symphony Orchestra “possibly while high.” Today, that may develop into a actuality.

In the 1996 episode, Homer, who is keen to impress the youngsters, hangs out with Cypress Hill and the Smashing Pumpkins at a competition known as Hullabalooza  — a riff on Chicago’s Lollapalooza competition.

Now, after years of fan encouragement, LSO will again Cypress Hill for actual whereas they carry out a few of their finest recognized songs on the Royal Albert Hall.

“It’s been something that we’ve talked about for many years since the Simpsons episode first aired, ” B-Real (actual title Louis Mario Freese) of Cypress Hill instructed the BBC. “So it’s very special for us. And it’s coming off the heels of our 30th anniversary for our Black Sunday album. … We’ve played a lot of historical venues throughout our career and stuff like that, but nothing as prestigious as this.”

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Another character from that episode has been invited: Peter Frampton. The guitarist voiced the live performance booker, and although they haven’t obtained a response, Cypress Hill has been hoping he’ll attend the present.

“We’ve never met him before,” B-Real defined, “but we thought it would be a kick to invite the legendary Peter Frampton.”

Watch a Clip From the Cypress Hill ‘Simpsons’ Episode