Ranking
#14
HIP HOP - R&B - RAP
Ranking
#14
Followers
7.9 M

When
2025
Featured artists
Lineup coming — we'll publish it as soon as it's confirmed.
56 editions to explore · future, live and past
Numbers, home base and house quirks
Rolling Loud is lived at Camping World Stadium, also called Tinker Field, 287 South Tampa Avenue, Orlando, Florida, postcode 32805. Rolling Loud LLC, Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif, put it together. The one of 8 to 10 May 2026 was the first time of this date in Orlando. Cherif said that it was the country's date on that calendar. There is a big stage in the stadium and three more: Under Armour, Verizon and Zig-Zag. The day starts in the afternoon and the close goes past eleven. The dust of the ground and the May heat are part of the walk; in front of the stage the crowd packs tight, and the VIP zone stays quieter than general admission.
On Saturday 9 May 2026, on Under Armour, Playboi Carti was scheduled for 21:30, comes in at 21:55 and finishes at 23:15, one hour and twenty minutes. The order marks HBA, POP OUT, EVIL J0RDAN, Stop Breathing, Sky, FE!N, by Travis Scott, Timeless, by The Weeknd, and deaf note, by Ken Carson, with Ken Carson on the stage, a new song and a live debut. Rockstar Made follows, cut before the second verse, OPM BABI, K POP, LIKE WEEZY, Location, Shoota, R.I.P., Long Time as intro, RATHER LIE, On That Time, FOMDJ cut to enter ALL RED, ALL RED, Made It This Far and CRANK.
On Friday the 8th, on the same Under Armour, the bill brings Chow Lee at 15:35, Luh Tyler at 16:10, SoFaygo at 16:45, SahBabii at 17:25, Chief Keef at 18:25, EsDeeKid at 19:55 and Don Toliver at 21:30. On Sunday the 10th, Hurricane Wisdom at 14:35, NoCap at 17:05 and Sexyy Red at 19:00. YoungBoy Never Broke Again is on the weekend announcement.
The first was a single day, 28 February 2015, at Soho Studios, 2136 Northwest 1st Avenue, Wynwood, Miami, postcode 33127. Zingler and Cherif met in primary school, in Hollywood, Florida. Under the name Dope Entertainment they went from parties to concerts: in 2010 an after with Rick Ross, and around 2013 monthly nights in Miami where Travis Scott and Kendrick Lamar already appeared. The bill of that Saturday names Schoolboy Q, Juicy J, A$AP Ferg, Action Bronson, Curren$y and Travis Scott. During the day it rained and the grounds flooded. The bill hung at Soho on 27 February adds Casey Veggies, Denzel Curry, Robb Bank$, Domo Genesis, Shy Glizzy, Pouya, Yung Simmie and Lucki Ecks.
In 2016 it was two days at Mana Wynwood, with Future and Young Thug on the announced closers. In 2017, three days at Bayfront Park, with Kendrick Lamar, Future and A$AP Rocky. In 2018 the weekend moved to Hard Rock Stadium, in Miami Gardens, with J. Cole, Travis Scott and Future. In 2019 the announced closers were Migos, Travis Scott and Kid Cudi. In 2022 the announcement brought Kid Cudi, Future and Kendrick Lamar; Kanye West was listed and then fell off that date. The dates of May 2020 were not held. The return to the Hard Rock was in July 2021, and the date stayed there in the following summers; the 2024 one was moved to December, from the 13th to the 15th, still in Miami Gardens.
Orlando is the ground of the United States date already lived in May 2026. Other cities have had their own weekend under the same name. The stadium, the four stages and the rap from afternoon to night continue on Tampa Avenue. The dust, the water and the difference between the general pit and the VIP are part of the day. Zingler and Cherif remain at the head of Rolling Loud LLC, with the Under Armour stage as Playboi Carti's that Saturday in May. Don Toliver closed Friday on that stage at 21:30, and Sexyy Red Sunday at 19:00. Verizon and Zig-Zag complete the points beside the stadium's big stage. The rain of 28 February 2015 flooded Soho Studios. Hard Rock Stadium, in Miami Gardens, was the home from 2018 until May 2026 in Orlando.
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Timeline
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#1United States
6 editions · 2023–2026
#26 editions · 2023–2026
#3United States
6 editions · 2023–2026
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