Three decades of underground, one night in Toledo.

The Kottonmouth Kings roll their 30 Years of Underground tour into Frankie’s on Sunday night, November 15. The Placentia, California crew — D-Loc, Taxman, Chucky Chuck and Judge D — have been mixing punk, reggae and hardcore rap into their own “psychedelic hip-hop” since 1996, and thirty years on they’re still built for sweaty club floors.

The Toledo stop sits right in the middle of the tour’s opening run: the Kings kicked things off Friday, November 13, in Sauget, Illinois, and head to Grand Rapids on Monday, November 16, before the run wraps January 16, 2027, at the House of Blues in San Diego.

Frankie’s, at 308 Main St, is exactly the kind of room this band was made for — up close, loud, and unfiltered. If you’ve ever shouted along to the Kings, Sunday night is your night.

Check Frankie’s for the latest on start time and tickets before you head out.

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Sources: Hypebot | Ticketmaster