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After a historic debut in India in 2025, Rolling Loud returns to Mumbai for a second year on December 12 and 13.
Rolling Loud, the “World’s Largest Hip-Hop Festival,” is coming back to India this December after a successful debut in the country in 2025. Produced in partnership with and exclusively ticketed on District, Rolling Loud India has confirmed its return for December 12 and 13, 2026. The announcement follows a debut edition that brought 65,000 fans through the gates of Loud Park, Navi Mumbai, which became one of the biggest nights in India’s live entertainment history.
For a decade, Rolling Loud has pulled hip-hop’s biggest names onto the stage, turning festival weekends into the moments by which the genre is remembered. India’s second edition carries that same momentum: a lineup, to be announced, pairing major international artists with the country’s leading homegrown talent. Beyond the music, the festival will bring its full run of on-site experiences, built to give fans a weekend that stretches well past the setlist.
“The first year showed us exactly why we wanted to bring Rolling Loud to India,” said Matt Zingler, CEO and Founder of Rolling Loud. “The energy from the fans was incredible, and seeing international artists share the stage with some of the best talent coming out of India made it really special. We’ve always believed hip-hop is global, and India is becoming an important part of that story. Year two is about building on what we started and taking it even bigger.”
“When we brought Rolling Loud to India, we were confident it would resonate,” added Rahul Ganjoo, CEO, District. “What we saw in year one went further than that: the kind of love for a festival at this scale that we haven’t seen before in the Indian market. That response is what’s shaping how we’re building the 2026 edition. We’re excited to have India experience the World’s Largest Hip-Hop Festival once again.”
Held on November 22 and 23, 2025, Rolling Loud India’s first edition delivered exceptional performances from headliners Central Cee, Wiz Khalifa, Don Toliver, and Karan Aujla, alongside Indian and South Asian talent including DIVINE, NAV, Gurinder Gill, Wild Wild Women, AR Paisley, Sambata, and Yung Raja.