NewsVasu Khajuria3 min read
Rolling Loud India returns to Mumbai on 12 and 13 December with Burna Boy, Metro Boomin, Karan Aujla and Skepta
The second edition splits across two days, with tickets from Rs 5,500 and a pay-half-now option. The venue has not been announced yet.

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Rolling Loud, the US hip-hop festival brand that has taken its name to Miami, Los Angeles, Portugal and beyond, is back in India for a second edition on 12 and 13 December 2026 in Mumbai. Both days start at 3 PM.
Who is playing
Day one, 12 December, is led by Nigerian superstar Burna Boy and Atlanta producer Metro Boomin, with Big Sean, GoldLink, Haryanvi rapper Dhanda Nyoliwala, Slayr, Paal Dabba, Steel Banglez, SOSOCAMO, JORJIANA, Vichaar, Snappy Kaal, DJ Five Venoms, DJ EJ and Ravator also on the bill.
Day two, 13 December, belongs to Punjabi star Karan Aujla, who headlined the first edition, and London grime pioneer Skepta. Around them: ScHoolboy Q, Delhi duo Seedhe Maut, BabyChiefDoit, Wazir Patar, Raja Kumari, Mary Ann Alexander, ApolloRed1, 2Slimey, Robb Bank$, NAVZ-47, MC Gawthi, Shikriwal and The Spindoctor.
Burna Boy, Metro Boomin and Skepta would all be playing India for the first time, which is the real draw here: a bill that sets Lagos, Atlanta, London, Delhi and Punjab on the same two stages. The lineup order and set times have not been published.
Tickets and venue
Tickets are sold through District and start at Rs 5,500. A Reserve Now, Pay Later option lets buyers pay 50 per cent up front, with the balance due by 11.59pm on 20 November 2026. Entry is all ages, though tickets are required from age 7.
The official listing says the festival is in Mumbai but does not yet name the venue, so check the District page before you plan travel or stays.
Why it matters
Rolling Loud's India debut was one of the clearest signs that desi hip-hop and global rap now share a crowd. This lineup leans into that: Seedhe Maut, Raja Kumari and Karan Aujla sit beside US and UK names rather than below them. Catch up on the scene with our pages for Seedhe Maut, Karan Aujla and Skepta.
Dates and tickets
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