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Rolling Loud California 2024: Sunday Recap
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Future and Metro Boomin Close Out a Star-Studded Night Filled With A-List Artists & Special Guests, Including Travis Scott and Quavo
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(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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For ten years, Rolling Loud has hosted epic performances and crafted culture-shaking moments, and Rolling Loud California 2024 proved that the festival will continue to break the internet and shift the conversation for years to come. The final day of the World's Largest Hip-Hop Festival's L.A. edition was one for the books, with sets from some of the genre's most vital stars and a cavalcade of special guests.
Powerhouse duo Future x Metro Boomin closed out the night, performing on a stage filled with state-of-the-art pyro and laser effects. The dramatic backdrop was the perfect setting for their bottomless catalog of hits–"Mask Off," "Wicked," "Stick Talk," etc. The legendary producer-rapper duo turned back the clock, performing mixtape classics like "Karate Chop" and "Monster," and performed brand new tracks from their imminent joint album WE DON'T TRUST YOU. One of the new tracks was "Cinderella," a collaboration with Travis Scott, who joined Future and Metro onstage to perform the song, and of course, "FEIN," performed three times in a row. Other special guests for the set included Don Toliver and Quavo, who helped Metro perform songs from his GRAMMY-nominated album HEROES & VILLAINS.
Beyond Future x Metro, Rolling Loud's Sunday presented several of the most notable names in hip-hop, complemented with a diverse array of special guests. Don Toliver performed a fiery set of his own under the Ethika Stage lights, featuring career-spanning hits and special guests like Travis Scott, Kodak Black and Ty Dolla $ign. The legendary Chief Keef set it off earlier in the day, setting the crowd ablaze with his classics and songs from his new album with Mike WiLL Made-It, who, along with Sexyy Red, joined Sosa on stage. Elsewhere, Bryson Tiller brought his "trap-soul" to the GoPuff Stage, welcoming Lola Brooke.
Sunday was a great day for L.A. fans, who saw local heroes like 03 Greedo, and Inglewood's own 310Babii, who brought out Blueface. Fans witnessed sets from the hottest rising rappers, including ascendant hitmakers like That Mexican OT, Cash Cobain, Rich Amiri, Bashfortheworld, and many more, including MC Abdul, a 15-year-old Palestinian emcee from Gaza.
Fans tired from the deluge of notable performances could refuel at the notable food activations throughout the festival. For the first time, Rolling Loud partnered with Family Style, the iconic L.A. food festival, to present a carnival of local options that included Ray's Donuts, Prince St. Pizza, The Boiling Crab, Amboy, and many more. Notably, the food court offered a one-of-a-kind collab between L.A. bagel shop Yeastie Boys and Pizza Hut, who created a delicious pizza bagel.
After four unforgettable days, Rolling Loud California 2024 is in the books, bringing more memorable performances, creative activations, and Cali vibes than ever before. Stay tuned for more announcements about future Rolling Loud festivals, including Rolling Loud Europe, Rolling Loud Thailand, and of course, Rolling Loud Miami.
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Watch highlights from this weekend's performances at http://youtube.com/@RollingLoud
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Pluto & Metro brought out all the stars to put a close to RLCA
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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Future and Metro welcome Travis Scott (Credit: Rolling Loud / @jordankelseyknight)
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The Houston artist brought his velvety vocals and an impressive rolodex of special guests to Los Angeles (Credit: Rolling Loud / @slumpboyfilms)
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Don Toliver and Travis Scott
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @amrinprasad)
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Don Toliver and Kodak Black
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @amrinprasad)
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Sosa stunned as he performed on the Ethika Stage, bringing his 43B family on stage with him (Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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"Bow Bow Bow!" Sosa brought out Sexyy Red for the first-ever live performance of their viral song "F My Baby Dad" (Photo credit: Rolling Loud / @priscillapple)
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"Don't!" Bryson Tiller performed under a starry Los Angeles sky
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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The fast-talking Floridian sets it off at Rolling Loud like he always does
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @amrinprasad)
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The Memphis maven brings his shotta flows and energetic choreography to the Ethika Stage
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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Grape Street's finest, 03 Greedo, puts on for his home city
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @jordankelseyknight)
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The "Lonestar Luchador" makes his first appearance at RL, impressing with his furious flow
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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The Sacramento native made his return to Rolling Loud with a moving set, announcing his upcoming album Children Of The Slums (Credit: Rolling Loud / @jessicapadover)
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The hometown hero brought out a huge crowd of loyal fans, plus special guest Blueface
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @milolee11)
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The "2 Slizzy" rapper/producer put on an R-rated RL set
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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The Internet Money signee played recent hits like "One Call" and many more
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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The "Buku" rapper charmed the crowd with his infectious personality
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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MC Abdul is a 15-year-old Palestinian emcee from Gaza, who made the trip to L.A. to perform at Rolling Loud (Credit: Rolling Loud / @respectivecollective)
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The Kenya-born, Minnesota-raised musician made an electric debut at RL
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @milolee11)
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FAMILY STYLE FOOD HIGHLIGHTS:
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(Credit: Rolling Loud / @priscillapple)
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(Credit: Rolling Loud / @priscillapple)
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(Credit: Rolling Loud / @pleckham)
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(Credit: Rolling Loud / @priscillapple)
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(Credit: Rolling Loud / @priscillapple)
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Rolling Loud co-Founder/co-CEO Tariq Cherif with Inglewood mayor Wayne T. Butts
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @itchyeyephotos)
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Rolling Loud co-Founder/co-CEO Matt Zingler with Luh Tyler
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @itchyeyephotos)
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Bunny Bae Bar founder Bunny Zingler with That Mexican OT
(Credit: Rolling Loud / @sophiehighroller)
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"Built from scratch by lifelong music fans Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif, Rolling Loud’s early strengths were its daring curation and booking, elevating a new generation of artists with exciting live shows and captivating energy. Today, the biggest performers headline the raucous Miami festival, coming from all over the world, often driven solely by their love and trust of Zingler and Cherif." - Billboard
"Rolling Loud has become the biggest hip-hop festival in the country" - Variety
"From niche hip-hop festival to must-play event for some of the biggest stars in music." - Pollstar
"Until Elon Musk involuntarily envelops society into a physical cloud universe, Rolling Loud will be the closest experience to actually living inside your streaming app." - Complex
"Rolling Loud's annual New York edition is always something special, but this year's Halloween-weekend extravaganza (not to mention the first post-pandemic) brought seriously spectacular energy to Queens' Citi Field." - Highsnobiety
"Rolling Loud is a lifestyle brand. They are more than just the shows. They have built a community with their consumers and are building new channels to maintain continuity" - Forbes
"In four and a half years — beginning small in Miami, and now promoting Coachella-sized events around the country — Rolling Loud has established itself as a playground for the young...This time last year, many of the rappers now drawing crowds of several thousand were barely known." - The New York Times
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About Rolling Loud
Founded by 7-time Billboard Hip-Hop Power Players Matt Zingler & Tariq Cherif as a one-day Miami show, Rolling Loud has grown into a global festival phenomenon, putting on shows on both coasts and in multiple countries across four continents. Rolling Loud is the premier festival brand in hip-hop, known for its expert curation of wide-ranging lineups that reflect the state of the genre. In 2023, Rolling Loud expanded its empire even further, hosting a series of star-studded festivals in all corners of the globe, including debuts in Thailand and Germany, plus its flagship affair, Rolling Loud Miami, which offered its most diverse and wide-ranging lineup to date.
Throughout 2024, Rolling Loud commemorates "10 Years Of Rolling Loud," celebrating the festival's rise from humble origins to world dominance. Since the first Miami festival, Rolling Loud has evolved into a major force in hip-hop, providing a massive stage for rap's biggest names, giving early exposure to future superstars, including Travis Scott, Juice WRLD, and Ice Spice, and inspiring some of the most memorable moments in the genre's recent history. Now, Rolling Loud is hip-hop’s biggest stage, with star-studded festivals on four continents and more milestones to come.
Stay tuned for announcements about Rolling Loud's 2024 World Tour, including upcoming festivals in Los Angeles, Europe, and more.
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