The Sacramento Lowrider Supershow returns to Cal Expo on Saturday, August 29, 2026, with nationally competitive lowriders, custom motorcycles, bicycles and a live concert headlined by Bizzy Bone and NB Ridaz.
Presented by Jarritos and Monster Energy, the Lowrider Magazine event runs from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. inside the Cal Expo Pavilion. The concert is scheduled to begin at 3:00 p.m., followed by the final awards presentation at 6:00 p.m.
The confirmed music lineup now includes:
- Bizzy Bone
- NB Ridaz
- Cata Mas Firme
- COTA
That combination turns the Sacramento stop into more than a conventional indoor car show. Visitors get an entire afternoon of detailed lowrider builds, club displays, custom fabrication and live music without having to pretend that another row of stock crossovers counts as automotive entertainment.
Sacramento Lowrider Supershow 2026 Details
Here’s the confirmed event information:
- Date: Saturday, August 29, 2026
- Show hours: 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- Concert begins: 3:00 p.m.
- Awards: 6:00 p.m.
- Venue: Cal Expo Pavilion
- Address: 1600 Exposition Boulevard, Sacramento, CA 95815
- Organizer: Lowrider Magazine
- Presenting sponsors: Jarritos and Monster Energy
- Parking: $10
- Tickets: Available through Eventbrite
The official Lowrider Magazine event page confirms the August 29 date, Cal Expo location and six-hour public schedule. The Cal Expo event listing also confirms the concert lineup, parking price and venue policies.
Bizzy Bone and NB Ridaz Lead the Concert Lineup
The live concert begins at 3:00 p.m. with Bizzy Bone, NB Ridaz, Cata Mas Firme and COTA appearing on the confirmed bill.
Bizzy Bone is best known as a member of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, whose rapid melodic delivery became one of the most recognizable sounds in 1990s hip-hop. NB Ridaz brings another important connection to West Coast car culture through the group’s blend of hip-hop and R&B.
Cata Mas Firme and COTA round out a lineup designed to complement the culture surrounding the show rather than feeling like an unrelated concert attached to the venue.
That matters because lowriding has never existed solely as a collection of modified cars. Music, neighborhood identity, family, craftsmanship and club history have always been part of the same culture. A properly programmed concert supports that connection instead of treating the cars like expensive stage decorations.
Expect Some of the Best Lowriders in the Country
Lowrider Magazine is promoting the Sacramento event as a showcase for some of the best lowriders in the country.
Visitors should expect carefully prepared competition vehicles featuring:
- Custom candy and pearl paint
- Hand-painted murals and graphics
- Chrome and engraved suspension components
- Hydraulic and air-suspension systems
- Detailed undercarriages
- Custom upholstery
- Chrome wire wheels
- Vintage accessories
- Elaborate club displays
The show should also include custom motorcycles, lowrider bicycles and specialty vehicles representing clubs and independent builders from across California and beyond.
These aren’t simply old cars sitting closer to the ground. The strongest builds combine mechanical fabrication, paint, plating, upholstery and visual storytelling into one complete vehicle. Many require years of work and enough money to make a rational financial advisor quietly leave the room.
Why the Sacramento Supershow Matters
Sacramento has long supported one of Northern California’s strongest lowrider communities. The region connects Bay Area, Central Valley and statewide clubs within a single accessible location.
Cal Expo also gives Lowrider Magazine enough indoor event space to present high-level vehicles without relying on a generic parking-lot format. Controlled displays make it easier to examine paint, interiors and undercarriage work that can disappear under harsh outdoor lighting.
For spectators, the show offers access to nationally competitive builds without requiring a trip to Southern California or Las Vegas. For builders, it provides an opportunity to represent their club, city and individual style on a major Lowrider Magazine platform.
Readers can find additional Northern California car-show coverage, automotive news and enthusiast features through My Pro Street. Performance parts, automotive accessories and vehicle-specific components are available through the main Pro Street Online store.
Tickets Remain Available
Official tickets remain available through the event’s authorized Eventbrite listing.
Buy Sacramento Lowrider Supershow tickets
Current admission prices and service fees are displayed during checkout. Lowrider Magazine and Cal Expo have not published a general online sales cutoff, but attendees should purchase tickets early rather than assuming unlimited availability at the gate.
Screenshots, social-media posts and messages from someone’s cousin who “knows the promoter” are not substitutes for an actual ticket. Technology has progressed considerably.
Cal Expo Parking Costs $10
Cal Expo lists parking at $10 for the Sacramento Lowrider Supershow.
Attendees should allow additional time for traffic, parking and security screening. Arriving shortly before the 3:00 p.m. concert could mean missing part of the performance while waiting to enter.
Anyone who wants time to inspect the vehicles, photograph details and watch the concert should arrive closer to the 11:00 a.m. opening. Trying to examine an entire national-level lowrider show in 45 minutes is an excellent way to see everything and remember almost none of it.
Clear-Bag Policy Will Be Enforced
Cal Expo has confirmed that its clear-bag policy applies to the event.
The venue permits clear bags measuring up to 12 by 12 by 2 inches. Guests may also carry a non-clear clutch no larger than 5 by 8 inches. Parental bags and medically necessary items are allowed after security inspection.
Visitors should review the complete Cal Expo clear-bag policy before leaving for the show.
Cameras and other equipment may be subject to additional event restrictions. Anyone planning professional photography or commercial video coverage should contact the event organizer or Cal Expo in advance.
Minors Must Be Accompanied by an Adult
Cal Expo’s unaccompanied-minor policy requires guests younger than 18 to enter with a parent, guardian or other adult who is at least 21 years old.
One adult may supervise no more than five minors, and the accompanying adult must remain on the property while the minors are present. Guests may be asked to provide government-issued identification.
Families should read the complete Cal Expo unaccompanied-minors policy before attending.
It’s a straightforward rule, but discovering it at the entrance with six teenagers and one adult would be an unnecessarily creative way to begin the afternoon.
Pro Street TV Could Cover Two Sacramento Shows in One Day
The Sacramento Lowrider Supershow shares August 29 with the previously announced NorCalRacing 50K and Ben Ali Triple G event at the Ben Ali Shriners Center.
That creates a realistic Sacramento automotive doubleheader.
Pro Street TV could cover the NorCalRacing show during its morning program before moving to Cal Expo ahead of the 3:00 p.m. concert. Remaining through the 6:00 p.m. awards would provide enough material for two event recaps and several individual vehicle features.
The Cal Expo show offers particularly strong opportunities for:
- Detailed lowrider build profiles
- Club interviews
- Hydraulic and suspension features
- Custom paint and engraving coverage
- Motorcycle and lowrider-bicycle spotlights
- Concert and crowd footage
- Sacramento lowrider-culture stories
Follow the Pro Street TV YouTube channel for Northern California car-show coverage, project vehicles and automotive technical videos.
Is the Sacramento Lowrider Supershow Worth Attending?
Yes—especially for enthusiasts interested in lowrider craftsmanship rather than just the most visible parts of the culture.
The vehicles alone should justify the trip. Adding Bizzy Bone, NB Ridaz, Cata Mas Firme and COTA gives the show broader appeal while preserving its connection to West Coast automotive culture.
The most practical strategy is simple: purchase tickets through the official listing, bring a compliant bag, arrive early and budget $10 for parking.
The gates open at 11:00 a.m., the concert begins at 3:00 p.m. and the awards are scheduled for 6:00 p.m. That gives attendees enough time to see the cars properly before the music takes over—assuming they don’t spend the first three hours debating whether engraved suspension components are technically art. They are.
