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Rolling Loud India names its 2026 lineup: Burna Boy and Metro Boomin on 12 December, Karan Aujla and Skepta on the 13th
The Mumbai hip-hop festival has finally named its artists for 12 and 13 December, with Seedhe Maut, Big Sean, ScHoolboy Q and Raja Kumari on the bill.

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Rolling Loud India has stopped keeping secrets. After announcing its dates without a single name attached, the festival has now revealed the full bill for its second edition, on 12 and 13 December 2026 in Mumbai.
Karan Aujla, the Punjabi star who headlined last year, returns to close day two. Burna Boy and Metro Boomin lead day one, and both are playing India for the first time.
Day one: 12 December
The official District listing puts Burna Boy, Metro Boomin and Big Sean at the top of the first day. Below them sit rapper Dhanda Nyoliwala, GoldLink, Paal Dabba, London producer Steel Banglez, SOSOCAMO, JORJIANA, Vichaar, Snappy Kaal, DJ Five Venoms, DJ EJ and Ravator.
Burna Boy is the Nigerian star who took Afrobeats into stadiums worldwide. Metro Boomin is the Atlanta producer behind a long run of American rap hits, and a headliner in his own right.
Day two: 13 December
Karan Aujla headlines, with UK grime pioneer Skepta making his India debut. ScHoolboy Q, Seedhe Maut, BabyChiefDoit, Wazir Patar, Raja Kumari, Mary Ann Alexander, ApolloRed1, 2Slimey, Robb Bank$, NAVZ-47, MC Gawthi, Shikriwal and The Spindoctor complete the day.
Seedhe Maut, the Delhi duo, are the Indian rap act with the most momentum in the building, and it is easy to imagine their set being one of the loudest of the weekend. This is ADMC's read, not a promise from the organisers.
Tickets and what we still do not know
The listing shows tickets from Rs 5,500, with gates opening at 3pm. You can reserve a booking by paying 50 per cent upfront. The venue in Mumbai has not been announced yet, and we will update when it is.
If you missed the first announcement, we covered the return of the festival last month.
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