Kottonmouth Kings

The “Stomp / Rampage” Medley from Long Live the Kings

No Comment // Written on Feb 08, 2010 // News, Videos

What’s the Buzz of the Big Announcement?

No Comment // Written on Feb 05, 2010 // News

Celebrate 4/20 with the Kings

No Comment // Written on Mar 03, 2010 // News

Hear Ye, Hear Ye - All Rise to the Dawning of a New Era!

No Comment // Written on Jan 26, 2010 // News

Dirtball Joins The Kottonmouth Kings & Gets Initiated Into The Group By Tattooing A KMK Crown On His Chest

The Kottonmouth Kings have revealed the next era in their ongoing legacy by announcing the addition of the group’s newest member, the Dirtball. This notorious party monster has been a label mate of Kings for years, releasing a series of cult classic albums under the Suburban Noize banner and doing countless tours alongside the group. The group initiated the Oregon based rapper by having him get a KMK crown tattooed on his chest. The logo is a symbol of pride worn by not only the group, but it’s thousands of die-hard fans who have it tattooed all over their bodies.

“This is most definitely a huge step for me in the rap path,” commented Dirtball about joining the group. “I am honored to be joining such a strong force as the Kottonmouth Kings, and I’m proud to have found a band of brothers who not only have an endless array of talent, but they smoke just as much weed as I do.”

“Dirtball is really one of the sickest rappers in the game right now,” added Daddy X. “To have him join us on this musical journey is going to be amazing. The guy parties harder than Motley Crüe in their heyday and he manages to bring a mind-blowing velocity to everything he does. Please don’t give this guy’s number to Dr. Drew or we’re fucked!”

The planets have aligned perfectly for the release of the Kottonmouth Kings’ new studio album, “Long Live The Kings”, which coincides with the counterculture pot-smoking holiday observed each April 20th. The group will be celebrating the holiday and album release with a series of Smokeout Festivals with Cypress Hill in April.

Hidden Stash 420 - In Stores Now!!

No Comment // Written on Oct 13, 2009 // News

Hidden Stash 420 Available Everywhere CD’s are sold!!
Pick the album up at BEST BUY to get an exclusive 2-hour DVD “The Lost Adventures of the Kottonmouth Kings”

Lou Dog Named Assistant Director Of NORML Los Angeles

No Comment // Written on Nov 13, 2009 // News

Lou Dog has been named the new assistant director for the Los Angeles chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML).

“I am proud of the appointment and I am prepared to continue lending my energy and resources towards the advancement of the cause,” commented Lou Dog.

The Kottonmouth Kings have been on the frontlines fighting for the legalization of marijuana for over a decade. The group has been acknowledged for their never-ending commitment to spreading awareness and understanding about the plant, marijuana.
The group had previously helped organize a demonstration at the U.S. Federal Building, alongside other pro-cannabis organizations, to protest the federal prosecution of pot users under the federal Controlled Substances Act. The event attracted national media attention and challenged the Bush Administration’s “War on Drugs”.

The Kottonmouth Kings recently released their new album, “Hidden Stash 4:20”, through Suburban Noize Records. The group is embarking on a series of dates with 311 in November, before they hit the studio to record their upcoming new studio effort, “Long Live The Kings”.

Since being founded in 1970, NORML has provided a voice for those Americans who oppose marijuana prohibition and favor an end to the practice of arresting marijuana smokers. A nonprofit public-interest advocacy group, NORML represents the interests of the tens of millions of Americans who smoke marijuana responsibly. Today NORML continues to lead the fight to reform state and federal marijuana laws, whether by voter initiative or through the elected legislatures. NORML serves as an informational resource to the national media on marijuana-related stories, providing a perspective to offset the anti-marijuana propaganda from the government.

Lou Dog of the Kottonmouth Kings joins B-Real of Cypress Hill and Tommy Chong at the Smokeout Festival in San Bernardino, CA on October 24th, 2009 for an Expert Discussion Panel.