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  • Chief Keef

    Headliner · Fri

    Invented a whole regional sound at sixteen and never bothered to claim credit — menacing, melodically warped Chicago drill whose ad-libs are still being borrowed a decade on.

  • Lil Baby

    Headliner · Sun

    Atlanta's most bankable technician — an effortless, conversational flow that turned street reportage into stadium-scale trap without ever raising his voice.

  • Lil Uzi Vert

    Headliner · Fri

    Mosh-pit-summoning Philly superstar — melodic rage rap at festival scale, with a hits run that turns fields into trampolines.

  • Playboi Carti

    Headliner · Sun

    Stripped rap down to ad-libs, texture and menace, then built a decade of imitators out of the wreckage — the vampiric centre of modern rage rap.

  • Skrillex

    Headliner · Sat

    Bass music's shape-shifting elder — from brostep infamy to festival-set transcendence, reinvention as a permanent state.

  • Yung Lean x Bladee

    Headliner · Sat

    The two Stockholm architects of cloud rap on one stage — auto-tuned melancholy and dreamlike, half-legible writing that a whole generation of internet rap grew out of.

  • 2hollis

    Sat

    Rage-adjacent producer-vocalist making synth-heavy, blown-out digital pop for a very online audience — icy arpeggios, distorted 808s, and hooks that hit like a video-game boss theme.

  • Baby Keem

    Sat

    The family ties run deep — elastic, unpredictable rap with pgLang polish and beat-switches that keep entire songs off balance in the best way.

  • BigXthaPlug

    Sun

    Dallas rapper with a booming, unhurried baritone over soul-sampled Texas production — heavyweight presence that made him one of the South's fastest risers.

  • Che

    Sun

  • EsDeeKid

    Sun

    Liverpool drill delivered in a thick Scouse accent — melodic, unhurried, and part of the wave that stopped UK rap sounding exclusively like London.

  • Famous Dex

    Sun

    Hyperactive, cartoonish Chicago rap from the SoundCloud boom — all yelps and energy, a genuine stylistic bridge to the rage era that followed.

  • Feng

    Sat

  • Fetty Wap

    Sun

    That yelped, half-sung hook ran the radio for a solid year — New Jersey trap-pop so instantly recognisable it needed no second verse.

  • G Herbo

    Fri

    Chicago's most unguarded street writer — rapid, breathless verses that treat trauma as documentary rather than décor.

  • Ian

    Sat

    Rage-rap with a deadpan streak — booming, distorted synth beats delivered with the flat confidence of someone who finds the whole thing funny.

  • ISOxo

    Sat

    Weaponised trap built for a festival's loudest twenty minutes — bright, brutal drops from one of the sharpest young producers in American bass.

  • JT

    Sun

    City Girls' JT gone solo — Miami rap precision with main-character energy and fashion-page confidence, solo bars sharpened by a decade in the game.

  • Lil Skies

    Fri

    Melodic, tattooed emo-rap from small-town Pennsylvania — big pop-punk feelings delivered with trap drums and zero irony.

  • LUCKI

    Fri

    Sing-song murmurs over woozy, half-dissolved beats — druggy Chicago rap that turned a diaristic monotone into an entire aesthetic lineage.

  • Molly Santana

    Fri

  • Nine Vicious

    Fri

  • North West

    Fri

  • PBM

    Sun

  • Raq Baby

    Sun

  • Riff Raff

    Fri

    A performance-art rapper who has never once broken character — braided, neon, endlessly quotable, and far more self-aware than the bit lets on.

  • Rommulas

    Sat

  • Sexyy Red

    Fri

    St. Louis rapper whose blunt, gleefully vulgar club records became some of the most quoted hooks in recent rap — decorum optional, hooks mandatory.

  • Slayr

    Sat

  • smokedope2016

    Sun

  • The Hellp

    Sat

    Blown-out digital rock built from cheap synths and cheaper distortion — an LA duo whose whole appeal is sounding like a corrupted file.

  • untiljapan

    Sun

  • Waka Flocka

    Sat

    The blueprint for mosh-pit rap — Lex Luger sirens, shouted hooks, and a catalogue built almost entirely out of songs designed to destroy a room.

  • Whethan

    Sat

    Chicago's future-bass wunderkind, grown into a versatile electro-pop craftsman — collabs across pop's whole spectrum, festival sets with pop fluency.

  • xaviersobased

    Sat

    Internet-native New York rap that treats a loose take as the finished version — playful, lo-fi and prolific to the point of overwhelming.

  • $AM

    Fri

  • 1300saint

    Fri

  • 2slimey

    Fri

  • Adamn Killa

    Sun

    Chicago cult figure with a nasal, unbothered drawl — an underground stylist whose influence far outruns his streaming numbers.

  • B Jack$

    Sat

  • bleood

    Fri

  • BOSSFTR

    Sun

  • Dabo

    Sun

  • diamond* x Tezzus

    Sun

  • Kels!

    Fri

  • MAF Teeski

    Sun

  • Matt Proxy

    Sun

  • NickCheo

    Sat

  • pinponpanpon

    Sat

  • Rocket Rese

    Sat

  • Sk8star

    Fri

  • sosocamo

    Sun

    Lo-fi guitar-R&B moods gone viral — Pittsburgh bedroom loops with a late-night glow, viral moods with real guitar underneath.

  • thirteendegrees

    Sun

  • Tiffany Day

    Sat

    Big-voiced confessional pop with a bedroom-recording intimacy — writes about wanting things badly and doesn't dress it up.

  • TisaKorean

    Fri

    Builds rap songs like dance instructions — goofy, minimal, deeply Houston, and responsible for more choreography than most producers manage in a career.