Rolling Loud India: Where Global Hip-Hop Met Indian Energy

Updated: December 02, 2025 12:33

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Rolling Loud India’s debut in November 2025 was a landmark event, uniting global hip-hop giants with India’s vibrant music scene, drawing 65,000 fans and confirming a bigger return in 2026.

The inaugural Rolling Loud India festival has cemented its place in music history, bringing the world’s biggest hip-hop celebration to Indian shores with an electric two-day event at Loud Park, Navi Mumbai. The festival, held on November 22–23, 2025, drew a staggering 65,000 fans and featured explosive performances by international superstars and homegrown talent alike, setting the stage for an even bigger return in 2026.

Festival Highlights:

Record-Breaking Attendance: Rolling Loud India welcomed 65,000 fans over two days, making it the largest hip-hop festival in the country’s history.
Star-Studded Lineup: The stage was lit up by global icons Central Cee, Wiz Khalifa, Don Toliver, and Punjabi pop sensation Karan Aujla, who became the first Indian artist to headline Rolling Loud.
Homegrown Talent Shines: South Asian artists like Hanumankind, DIVINE, Gurinder Gill, AR Paisley, Sambata, and Yung Raja delivered powerful sets, blending Indian hip-hop culture with global vibes.
Historic Moments: Karan Aujla premiered the “Daytona Remix” live with NAV, while DIVINE debuted “Walking on Water” for the first time in front of a massive Indian audience.
Cultural Impact: The festival’s success has sparked a wave of excitement, with early tickets for Rolling Loud India 2026 already on sale, promising an even grander experience next year.

Festival Experience:

Rolling Loud India wasn’t just about music—it was a cultural movement. The event was exclusively ticketed and produced in partnership with District by Zomato, ensuring a seamless and immersive experience. Attendees benefited from travel and stay packages by MakeMyTrip, while local fans enjoyed smooth commute options through partnerships with Uber, CityFlo, Mumbai Metro, and DriveU. The festival was also streamed live on JioHotstar, reaching over a million viewers across India.

What’s Next:

With overwhelming demand and historic success, Rolling Loud India will return in November 2026. Early bird tickets are already available, and fans can expect an even bigger lineup and experience next year.

Sources: Eventfaqs.com, The Wire, India Today, News18, District by Zomato, Rolling Loud India official site

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