Cypress Hill Plays Lima, Peru, on 13 November 2026
PERU · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —Date Friday 13 November 2026; Teleticket says the show may start at 9 p.m., the same hour as New York.
- —Venue Coliseo Eduardo Dibós, Avenida Angamos Este 2681, San Borja district, Lima.
- —Tickets Teleticket (teleticket.com.pe), the official seller; maximum six tickets per customer.
- —Prices S/153 (about US$44) in Tribuna Cultural to S/377 (about US$110) on the floor, fees included.
- —Doors Not yet published; the show runs about two hours and re-entry is not allowed.
- —Age Recommended for adults 18 and over; children from age five enter with a paying adult.
- —Metro Line 1 Angamos station on Avenida Aviación is about 100 meters from the arena.
Cypress Hill Lima tickets are on sale for Friday 13 November 2026, when the US hip-hop group plays the Coliseo Eduardo Dibós in San Borja. It is the band’s only listed Peru date, and official prices on Teleticket run from about US$44 to about US$110.
For US fans in Peru, it is a chance to see West Coast hip-hop pioneers indoors, on the same clock as New York. The Lima date falls between Santiago on 11 November and Quito on 15 November, after US shows in Colorado and New York.
Who Cypress Hill Are and Why the Show Matters
Cypress Hill are B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs and Eric Bobo, according to the organiser’s event page on Teleticket. The page calls them one of the first groups with Latino roots to win global fame, with over 20 million records sold.
Peru’s state newspaper El Peruano confirmed the Friday 13 November date at the Coliseo Dibós in June. Diario Correo, the Peruvian daily, reported the same date and venue, with the presale running through Teleticket.
The organiser promises the biggest hits, led by Insane in the Brain and its Spanish version, Loco en el Coco. The tour also presents Dios Bendiga, a new Spanish-language album the band called “our return home” in a statement quoted by Correo.
For a US reader, the draw is a pioneering West Coast act rapping partly in Spanish in Lima. The Cypress Hill Lima show is one of five South American dates on the tour listing on the band’s website.
The Coliseo Dibós and How to Get There
The Coliseo Eduardo Dibós is a covered sports arena at Avenida Angamos Este 2681 in San Borja, the address Teleticket gives. For this show, Teleticket sells five sectors, from the floor, called Campo, to the Tribuna Cultural stands.
The simplest transit link is Line 1 of the Lima Metro, whose Angamos station on Avenida Aviación is about 100 meters away, per OpenStreetMap. Line 1 also stops at San Borja Sur and La Cultura on its way north toward Grau station in central Lima.
Visitors staying in Miraflores or Barranco can reach San Borja by taxi or ride-hailing app. Allow extra time on a Friday evening, and agree on a pickup point away from the main gate after the show.
Teleticket says the concert may begin at 9 p.m. and run about two hours, ending around 11 at night. Check the last-train time on Line 1’s website before relying on the metro to get home.
Tickets and Prices in US Dollars
Teleticket, the official seller, lists the Campo floor at S/377 (about US$110) and Tribuna VIP Lateral at S/341 (about US$99). Tribuna VIP Central costs S/317 (about US$92), Tribuna General S/223 (about US$65) and Tribuna Cultural S/153 (about US$44).
Those regular prices include Teleticket’s service fee, and the limit is six tickets per customer. An Interbank card presale in June offered a discount of up to 15%, but that window has closed.
Dollar figures use about 3.44 soles to the US dollar on 9 October, and card issuers may add foreign-transaction fees. E-tickets can be downloaded from two days before the show, which is Wednesday 11 November.
Buy only on teleticket.com.pe, the seller named on the event page, rather than from resale posts on social media. Teleticket’s terms say discounts apply to the ticket price only, never to the service fee.
Tips for US and Foreign Visitors
US citizens need no visa for a short tourist stay, but the State Department says passports must be valid for six months on arrival. Peruvian border officers decide the length of stay, and you need an entry record such as a passport stamp to leave.
The State Department rates Peru at Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution, citing crime, civil unrest and the risk of kidnapping. Keep phones and wallets out of sight as crowds leave, and use a registered taxi or an app.
Teleticket recommends the concert for adults 18 and over, although children from age five may enter with an adult. Both need a ticket in the same sector, and staff may ask for identification for both.
Re-entry is not allowed once inside, according to the ticket terms. Lima shares New York’s clock in mid-November, so a 9 p.m. start is 9 p.m. Eastern and 6 p.m. Pacific.
The US Embassy in Lima is in the Surco district, according to the State Department. Save its emergency number before the trip in case a passport is lost or stolen.
What It Means for You
If you live in Lima or plan a November trip, this is the tour’s only listed Peru date. The cheapest seats cost about US$44, and the floor costs about US$110, fees included.
Fans on a longer trip can add Quito two days later, on Sunday 15 November, at the Coliseo Rumiñahui. Those starting in Colombia can see the band in Bogotá on Thursday 5 November at the Movistar Arena.
Plan the ride home in advance, because the show should finish around 11 at night. Buy Cypress Hill Lima tickets only from Teleticket, and download them from Wednesday 11 November.
What Is Not Known
Teleticket has not published a doors time, and no opening act appears on the event page. The organiser has not said whether the Campo floor is standing room or seated.
A full setlist is not public, and the organiser has not said how many songs from Dios Bendiga will be played. It is also not clear whether Teleticket accepts every foreign-issued card, so US buyers should keep a backup card ready.
What Comes Next
Regular sales run until the day of the show or until tickets run out, according to Teleticket. After Lima, the tour moves to Quito on Sunday 15 November, the last South American date on the band’s listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where do Cypress Hill play in Lima?
Cypress Hill play on Friday 13 November 2026 at the Coliseo Eduardo Dibós, Avenida Angamos Este 2681, in the San Borja district of Lima. Teleticket says the show may start at 9 p.m. Lima time, which is also 9 p.m. Eastern Time.
How much do Cypress Hill Lima tickets cost in US dollars?
Teleticket lists regular prices from S/153 (about US$44) in Tribuna Cultural to S/377 (about US$110) on the Campo floor. The prices include the service fee, and each customer can buy up to six tickets.
Do US citizens need a visa to attend the concert in Peru?
No visa is needed for a short tourist stay, according to the US State Department. Your passport must be valid for six months on arrival, and Peruvian border officers decide how long you may stay.
Sources: Teleticket: Cypress Hill en Lima 2026 · El Peruano · Diario Correo · Cypress Hill: tour dates · US State Department: Peru · US State Department: Peru travel advisory · Línea 1 Metro de Lima
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