E-40 and Too Short are set to headline the Welcome to the West Music Festival at Sacramento's Golden 1 Center on Friday, December 11, bringing two of the Bay Area's most enduring rap voices to the Sacramento stage alongside a deep roster of West Coast talent. The bill also spotlights hometown favorites Stunna Girl and Db Boutabag, giving local fans a hometown stake in the show.
According to KCRA, the concert is set for Dec. 11 at the Golden 1 Center, with E-40 and Too Short named among the performers. As ABC10 reports, the pair will headline the event, cementing the night as a showcase for the Bay Area sound that helped define West Coast hip-hop.
A Deep West Coast Lineup
The rest of the bill reads like a who's-who of West Coast rap across generations. Per the same KCRA report, other acts include SOB x RBE, Mike Sherm, Kamaiyah, Stunna Girl, Mistah F.A.B., Suga Free, Luniz, Db Boutabag, Lou Deezi, Capolow and NyNy.
Two names on that list carry extra weight for Sacramento crowds. The station notes that Stunna Girl and Db Boutabag are both from Sacramento, giving local listeners a direct connection to a lineup otherwise stacked with Bay Area heavyweights.
Tickets And What Remains Unknown
Tickets for the show go on sale Friday through Ticketmaster, the same report states. Pricing, exact sale time, and other logistical details for the Sacramento date have not been released.
The festival name has also appeared attached to a separate Ticketmaster listing for a Welcome to the West event in Oakland dated March 28, 2026, though nothing confirms whether that show is connected to Sacramento's December concert. For now, what is confirmed is the Sacramento date, the venue, and a bill built around two of the genre's most recognizable Bay Area names sharing a stage with the city's own rising talent.
