Here’s everything you need to know about Rolling Loud 2021

As a result of vaccinations being distributed across the world, popular music festivals like Rolling Loud 2021 have successfully relaunched after the tough last year of the pandemic. Although Rolling Loud 2020 was cancelled due to COVID-19, you’ll finally have a chance to attend again this year. With updated CDC guidelines and a mask mandate allowing curators to open their gates again, hip-hop lovers will be thrilled to hear that Rolling Loud 2021 is officially back.

Since the very first Rolling Loud in Miami in 2015, this music festival has been a major player in hip-hop and rap culture around the United States thanks to co-founders Matt Zingler and Tariq Cheriff. Well-known artists including (but not limited to) Schoolboy Q, Action Bronson, Travis Scott and other local talent helped establish what the festival has evolved into today.

Because Rolling Loud in Miami drew so much attention from big time promoters and record labels, the traction it gained among followers and the mainstream music industry grew exponentially. Soon festival goers would see Rolling Loud expand their single-day hip-hop festival and take on the West Coast with an even more massive event, introducing Rolling Loud California to residents in the Bay Area and adding another two days in Los Angeles.

This was the spark of what is now one of the biggest hip-hop events in the world. Whether you’re trying to physically attend or perhaps join the millions of people streaming the festival online, experiencing Rolling Loud 2021 is something you can check off your bucket list this year. If you’re not sure about the price tag, there is a Rolling Loud payment plan available to help you spread out the cost.

Rolling Loud 2021 locations and lineups

Rolling Loud Miami

Through the early years that Dope Entertainment introduced the renowned festival, the Florida hip-hop and rap scene blew up. Mainstream as well as underground artists that were just making their name known were able to maximize their exposure through Rolling Loud.

Hundreds of thousands of people piled into the Hard Rock Stadium year after year to see a stacked lineup of heavy hitters and global superstars like Megan Thee Stallion and J.Cole. With COVID-19 forcing Rolling Loud to cancel their 2020 shows, fans have been patiently waiting to experience the heavy beats of their favorite rappers and artists again. Although Rolling Loud Miami is currently sold out, you can join the waitlist.

2021 Headliners: A$AP Rocky, Travis Scott and Post Malone, with special guest Bobby Shmurda and sounds by Scheme and Five Venoms

Artist Spotlight: 21 Savage, DaBaby, Lil Uzi Vert, Megan Thee Stallion, SkiMask the SlumpGod, Gucci Mane, $uicideBoy$, Tyga, Young Nudy, Curren$y and T-Pain

Rolling Loud California

After establishing themselves in Miami, Florida as a one-day high caliber hip-hop festival within only a few years of residency, the organizers reached the decision to extend their presence to the West Coast.

Soon people from the Bay Area and Los Angeles would get to experience SoCal’s first ever Rolling Loud, witnessing the pure energy that artists like Chance the Rapper brought to the stage. With Rolling Loud making their mark on Southern California, what unfolded was an even bigger event than the people of SoCal anticipated. After Rolling Loud was cancelled last year, the organizers officially got a finalized date for Dec. 10-12, 2021 at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino.

2021 Headliners: Kid Cudi, J. Cole and Future, with special guests Chris Brown and Young Thug performing “Slime & B” and sounds by Scheme and Five Venoms

Artist Spotlight: Wiz Khalifa, French Montana, Lil Tjay, Kodak Black, Swae Lee, Polo G, Young Dolph, Playboi Carti, Rod Wave, Moneybagg Yo and Jack Harlow

Rolling Loud New York City

With an estimated 225,000 attendees expected to take on the first Rolling Loud in New York City, the expectations for the Big Apple were at an all time high. Because the lineup featured New York legends like Wu-Tang Clan taking stage in the empire of where hip-hop began, it gained mass attention by New York City hip-hop crowds.

Citi Field was jam-packed with anxious fans ready to experience the lyrical masterpieces performed by rappers like A$AP Rocky, Meek Mill and veterans in the game like DMX and Fat Joe. As a result of the success of the first Rolling Loud in NYC, another Queens event was destined to happen on Oct. 28-30, 2021.

2021 Headliners: 50 Cent, J. Cole and Travis Scott with special guest Bobby Shmurda and sounds by Scheme and Five Venoms.

Artist Spotlight: Roddy Ricch, Rick Ross, Joey Bada$$, Wale, Chief Keef, Action Bronson, The Diplomats, Lil Baby, Gunna, Moneybagg Yo and Rico Nasty

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