Rolling Loud 2026 Shakes Things Up With New City and Massive Headliners
Good evening and let’s talk about one of the biggest names in hip hop festivals, Rolling Loud, making headlines again as it locks in its plans for 2026.
This time, the story starts with a major move. After more than a decade in Miami, Rolling Loud is packing up and heading to Orlando. For longtime fans, that alone is a big moment. Miami is where the festival was born back in 2015 and where it built its reputation as the world’s largest hip hop festival. Now, in 2026, Orlando becomes the new home for its only U.S. edition of the year.
The festival will take over Camping World Stadium from May 8th through May 10th and the lineup is designed to make noise. Headlining across the three nights are Don Toliver, Playboi Carti and YoungBoy Never Broke Again, also known as NBA YoungBoy. Each artist will close out a different night, giving fans three very distinct headline performances.
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Playboi Carti’s name stands out right away. This will be his sixth time headlining Rolling Loud, which shows just how closely his career has been tied to the festival’s identity. Rolling Loud has never shied away from bringing back familiar faces and Carti’s repeat appearances have become part of the event’s DNA. Don Toliver also arrives with momentum, fresh off headlining Rolling Loud’s India edition, showing how global this festival has become. And for YoungBoy Never Broke Again, this headline slot puts him front and center at one of hip hop’s biggest stages.
Beyond the headliners, the lineup is packed with a deep mix of established stars and rising names. Artists like Chief Keef, Destroy Lonely, Sexyy Red and many others fill out a roster that reflects where mainstream and underground hip hop are meeting right now.
The move to Orlando could have real impact. For fans, it changes travel plans and the overall vibe. For the festival, it signals a new chapter as Rolling Loud continues to expand globally while narrowing its focus in the U.S. to a single, massive event. Economically, Orlando stands to benefit from an influx of fans filling hotels, restaurants and venues over that May weekend.
Tickets are already on sale, with three-day passes ranging from a few hundred dollars to premium packages and demand is expected to be strong.
So, as Rolling Loud 2026 takes shape, one thing is clear. The festival is evolving, but its mission stays the same, putting hip hop culture front and center on a huge stage. That’s the latest on Rolling Loud 2026 and we’ll keep watching as this new era unfolds.
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