Concrete and Jerry Garcia
Concrete - From an early childhood that led him through every urban town in the San Fernando Valley to finally calling Sylmar, California his home, Cristian Guiterrez now beter known as Concrete, has the makings of an upbringing that to this day solidify his eclectric creative prowess in a city that demands for creatvity. Concrete was able to perfect his trade, create his own brand, and eventually end up having two radio records, "Certified Kush" and "We Can Make it Rain" on the Los Angeles based major Hip-Hop radio station Power 106 and 35 other major stations across the country. Sharing the stage with luminaries like DJ Quick, G-Unit, Cypress Hill, Fat Joe, and Kid Frost, Concrete's journey in the music scene reached impressive heights. Collaborations with Hip-Hop heavyweights such as Krayzie Bone, Lazie Bone, and members of The Outlaws solidified his position in the industry.
Transitioning seamlessly, Concrete has shifted his focus to the world of comedy, routinely captivating audiences and selling out stand-up comedy clubs. His social media platforms are ablaze with a consistent flow of new and engaging content, showcasing his versatility and ensuring that his creative flame continues to burn brightly.
Jerry Garcia has stormed his way onto the national comedy scene as one of the top-rated comedians and is truly a must-see performer. A father of three boys, Jerry allows us to enter his world and laugh hysterically with his charm, witty puns, and punchlines using his young, hip, real-life flavor that easily crosses over to all audiences. His views on life, relationships, his modest upbringings and everyday struggles captivate audiences from all walks of life. No matter where you’re from, the jokes hit home.
Jerry’s presence, strong delivery, and likability on stage help him connect and interact with audience members in the most memorable way. Fans leave Jerry’s performances with the feeling of having met a new funny friend.
Jerry Garcia's credits continue to grow year after year, beginning in 2016 with Fox's Laughs comedy series. In 2017, Jerry made his Netflix debut co-starring in Chingo Bling’s “They Can’t Deport Us All” Comedy Special. In 2018, Jerry continued to rise as he made his HBO debut on "Entre Nos" Comedy Series. A stand-alone HBO Max comedy special appropriately titled "It's Not My Weekend" premiered in the summer of 2019. Earlier in 2019, Jerry crossed over to acting in 2023 Guest Starring on George Lopez sitcom Lopez vs Lopez.
