Expected back May 2027 · Camping World Stadium, Orlando, FL

Rolling Loud Orlando 2026 Lineup

Three days of rap at Camping World Stadium, all ages, on a bill that runs ninety-nine deep into the underground and splits by scene from night to night.

Rolling Loud Orlando is expected back May 2027 (dates aren't announced yet). Until then, here's the full 2026 lineup and the acts you would have loved.

Rolling Loud Orlando 2026 lineup poster — May 8–10, 2026, Camping World Stadium, Orlando, FL

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About Rolling Loud Orlando 2026

Rolling Loud's 2026 US edition ran May 8–10 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, all ages, with 99 acts across three days, the deepest rap bill LineupScout tracks. Rolling Loud books wide rather than tall: three headliners carry the marquee and everything underneath is a survey of what the underground was doing that spring.

Don Toliver closed Friday, Playboi Carti closed Saturday and Ken Carson closed Sunday. Carson's booking was a change from the January announcement, which had named a different Sunday headliner; the final admat went up the day the festival opened. Below them the weekend split cleanly by scene: Friday leaned plugg and UK-inflected rap, Saturday was the rage and Atlanta contingent around Carti, and Sunday ran from Florida trap to a self-contained Christian-rap showcase, the Chosen Journey Set presented by DJ Five Venoms and Trendsetter Sense.

Expect hip-hop, trap, rage and southern hip hop across 99 acts.

Lineup last updated August 4, 2026

Rolling Loud Orlando 2026 lineup & schedule: all 99 acts

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Genre
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Headliner · Friday

Don Toliver

Sings trap like a psychedelic crooner — a warped, weightless voice floating over beats built for a stadium's worth of low end.

trapalt-r&bhip-hop

Headliner · Sunday

Ken Carson

Rage rap at its most maximal — distorted synth walls and shouted, minimal writing engineered to turn a crowd into one moving object.

ragetraphip-hop

Headliner · Saturday

Playboi Carti

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.

ragetraphip-hop

Featured · Saturday

BabyChiefDoIt

Young Chicago rapper with a raw, hoarse delivery that rides just behind the beat — trap built on attitude rather than polish.

hip-hop

Top billing · Sunday

BossMan Dlow

Florida braggadocio delivered with a salesman's confidence — punchy, quotable trap built on charisma more than complexity.

traphip-hopsouthern hip hop

Top billing · Friday

Chief Keef

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.

drillhip-hoptrap

Top billing · Saturday

Destroy Lonely

Monotone drawl over glossy, cavernous production — rage rap played cool rather than frantic, style doing the heavy lifting.

ragetraphip-hop

Top billing · Friday

EsDeeKid

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

UK rapdrillhip-hop

Featured · Saturday

F1LTHY

The producer behind rage rap's most punishing textures — industrial distortion and detuned synths, now stepping out front himself.

rageelectronichip-hop

Top billing · Saturday

FakeMink

UK underground rap's internet-native riser — lo-fi menace and offhand melody built for the timeline, low-lit tracks that travel by repost.

underground rap

Top billing · Saturday

Homixide Gang

Atlanta duo trading barked ad-libs over blown speakers — the most riotous corner of the rage scene, built purely for the pit.

ragetraphip-hop

Featured · Sunday

Hurricane Wisdom

Florida trap with a melodic streak and a heavy chest — writes about pressure and consequence without ever slowing the beat down.

traphip-hopsouthern hip hop

Featured · Friday

Luh Tyler

Florida teenager who raps like he's already bored of being rich — slurred, unbothered flows over glassy beats, charisma doing most of the work.

hip-hoptrapsouthern hip hop

Featured · Sunday

Nemzzz

Manchester rapper with an unforced, conversational flow — UK drill's melodic wing, delivered like he's talking rather than performing.

UK rapdrillhip-hop

Top billing · Friday

Nettspend

Teenage underground lightning rod — blown-out, deliberately abrasive rage rap with a following that materialised almost entirely online.

ragehip-hopunderground rap

Featured · Friday

Nino Paid

DMV rapper working the region's underground trap circuit, where local buzz travels by word of mouth long before anything else catches up.

rap

Top billing · Sunday

NoCap

Alabama's raw nerve — a cracked, straining voice turning pain rap into something closer to blues than trap.

traphip-hopemo-rap

Top billing · Sunday

OsamaSon

Compressed, hissing underground rage — short, blown-out songs that treat lo-fi damage as a feature rather than a budget problem.

rageunderground raphip-hop

Top billing · Sunday

Plaqueboymax

Streamer-turned-rapper who built an audience live on camera — the rare internet crossover where the music kept up with the attention.

hip-hopunderground rap

Top billing · Saturday

Pooh Shiesty

Memphis menace delivered flat and unhurried — hard-edged street trap whose hooks stick precisely because nothing is oversold.

traphip-hopsouthern hip hop

Top billing · Friday

SahBabii

Airy, melodic Atlanta trap sung in a near-whisper — nature imagery and cartoon logic over beats that never quite resolve.

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Top billing · Sunday

Sexyy Red

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

hip-hoptrapsouthern hip hop

Featured · Saturday

Skai Isyourgod

Guangdong rapper who ran Memphis-style beats through Mandarin and Cantonese and went viral worldwide off it — the rare Chinese rap export that needed no translation to land.

hip-hoptrap

Featured · Sunday

SkaiWater

Rap, hyperpop and drum-and-bass folded into one glittering, weightless thing — genre treated as a wardrobe rather than a home.

hyperpophip-hopelectronic

Featured · Sunday

Skrilla

Philadelphia drill delivered in an unsettling half-croak — eerie, off-kilter, and immediately identifiable within two bars.

drillhip-hoptrap

Top billing · Friday

SoFaygo

Melodic rage with a pop instinct underneath — hooks that would work acoustic, buried under synths that absolutely would not.

ragetraphip-hop

Featured · Saturday

TiaCorine

Squeaky, cartoonish delivery hiding real technical control — North Carolina rap that is far funnier and far sharper than first listen suggests.

hip-hoptrap

Top billing · Friday

xaviersobased

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

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On the bill · Sunday · The Chosen Journey Set

1K Phew

Atlanta trap production carrying gospel conviction — proof the two have never actually been separate traditions.

christian hip hoptraphip-hop

On the bill · Sunday

Adamn Killa

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

hip-hoptrapcloud rap

On the bill · Saturday

Big30

Memphis heavyweight with a gravel-flat delivery — street trap that trades melody for sheer weight and gets away with it.

traphip-hopsouthern hip hop

On the bill · Saturday

Bloodhound Q50

Chicago rapper working in the city's blunt, high-velocity street idiom.

hip-hop

On the bill · Sunday · The Chosen Journey Set

Caleb Gordon

Faith-driven rap with a chip on its shoulder — dense, testimony-heavy verses aimed at listeners who came for the bars first.

christian hip hophip-hop

On the bill · Friday

Chow Lee

New York rapper and producer at the woozy end of the city's club-rap wave — sample-warped beats and half-sung hooks made for after-hours.

hip-hop

On the bill · Sunday

Danny Towers

Florida-to-Atlanta trap fixture with a producer's ear for who belongs on a song — collaborative by instinct, rowdy by default.

traphip-hop

On the bill · Friday

K3

Flemish trio in operation since 1998, an institution of Dutch-language children's pop — a rotating line-up under a brand that has outlived several generations of its own audience.

hip-hop

On the bill · Saturday

Karrahbooo

Deadpan Atlanta rapper with a lazy, drawn-out cadence — unbothered delivery that makes the punchlines land later than they should.

hip-hoptrap

On the bill · Friday

sosocamo

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

alt-R&Bbedroom

On the bill · Sunday

Trim

East London MC and former Roll Deep member whose deadpan, sidelong bars have long drawn leftfield producers to him — grime at its most abstract.

hip-hop

On the bill · Sunday · The Chosen Journey Set

WHATUPRG

Mexican-American rapper writing about faith and doubt in the same breath — melodic, restless, and unwilling to be a genre mascot.

christian hip hophip-hopalt-r&b

On the bill · Sunday

YKNIECE

Club-rap built for the moment a crowd realises it knows the dance — brash, chant-driven and engineered for short-form virality.

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The headliners

  • Don Toliver Sings trap like a psychedelic crooner — a warped, weightless voice floating over beats built for a stadium's worth of low end. Opened the weekend as Friday's headliner.
  • Playboi Carti 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. Saturday's closer, headlining the bill his imitators fill out.
  • Ken Carson Rage rap at its most maximal — distorted synth walls and shouted, minimal writing engineered to turn a crowd into one moving object. Closed Sunday, a late change from the originally announced headliner.

Up-and-comers to catch early

  • Nettspend Teenage underground lightning rod, high on the Friday bill.
  • Skai Isyourgod Guangdong rapper whose Memphis-indebted records went viral worldwide, one of the more unexpected names here.
  • Nemzzz Manchester rap, delivered like conversation.
  • SkaiWater Hyperpop and drum-and-bass folded into rap.
  • OsamaSon Lo-fi rage, compressed until it hisses.
  • Karrahbooo Deadpan Atlanta delivery, buried in the Saturday undercard.
  • TiaCorine Far sharper technically than the cartoon voice lets on.
  • Plaqueboymax Built his audience live on stream before the music caught up.

Other acts worth planning around

  • Chief Keef Second on Friday, a generation above most of the bill.
  • Sexyy Red Top of the Sunday undercard.
  • Pooh Shiesty A high Saturday slot, back on festival stages.
  • Destroy Lonely Directly beneath Carti on Saturday, from the same Atlanta axis.
  • F1LTHY The producer behind much of rage rap's sound, billed under his own name.

The lineup by day

Jump to: Friday · Saturday · Sunday

Friday lineup (May 8)

Don Toliver, EsDeeKid, Chief Keef, SahBabii, Nettspend, xaviersobased + 22 more

Saturday lineup (May 9)

Playboi Carti, Destroy Lonely, FakeMink, Pooh Shiesty, Homixide Gang, Nine Vicious + 27 more

Sunday lineup (May 10)

Ken Carson, Sexyy Red, BossMan Dlow, NoCap, OsamaSon, Che + 32 more

Rolling Loud Orlando 2026 lineup FAQ

Who headlined Rolling Loud Orlando 2026?

Don Toliver on Friday, Playboi Carti on Saturday and Ken Carson on Sunday.

When was Rolling Loud Orlando 2026?

May 8–10, 2026.

Where is Rolling Loud Orlando held?

Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida. The 2026 edition was all ages.

How many acts played Rolling Loud Orlando 2026?

99 acts across the three days, all with published day assignments.

What was the Chosen Journey Set?

A self-contained Sunday showcase presented by DJ Five Venoms and Trendsetter Sense, featuring Caleb Gordon, 1K Phew, WHATUPRG, Nathan Davis Jr., Anike and Kijan Boone.

How do I find the acts I'd have liked?

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