Rolling Loud is an extremely long three-day weekend. But the lines, the delayed set times, a weather advisory, and several false shootings did not stop ragers from arriving at the festival grounds to get their money’s worth for day three. Because the festival is known for surprise guests and features,…

In life, there are winners and losers. You can’t always win, and you have to take responsibility for the losses. In all, Rolling Loud 2019 looked great on paper and included handfuls of Instagram-worthy moments, but spotty logistics and some abrasive guests also played a role in the festival’s overall, day-to-day…

With many of the day one issues and complaints addressed on social media by Rolling Loud’s team, festival goers expected a better day two — if they had the courage to show up. The sunny sky and cool breeze allotted a smooth first half of the day with performances from…

Kodak Black’s terrible 2019 doesn’t seem to be getting any better. The controversial Pompano Beach rapper, known for hits like “Zeze,” “Roll in Peace,” and “Tunnel Vision,” was arrested (again) last night before his appearance at Rolling Loud on state and federal firearms charges. The festival released a statement correcting…

For hip-hop lovers, Rolling Loud’s annual festival is like Christmas. Every year, the biggest names in rap draw thousands of fans to Miami-Dade to smoke marijuana, rage, and party to the greatest hits. The festival made it back to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, creating overwhelming traffic, Instagram-worthy moments,…

Four years ago, the inaugural Rolling Loud festival was a humble one-day event held in Wynwood. Schoolboy Q, riding high on the success of his Kendrick Lamar-featuring hit “Collard Greens,” headlined a bill that included Juicy J, Action Bronson, Curren$y, and a pre-Rodeo Travis Scott. That’s nothing to scoff at…