Rolling Loud in Orlando - May 10, 2026

Diamond

1 concert

Naseeb Abdul Juma Issack, known as Diamond Platnumz, is a Tanzanian Bongo Flava and Afro-pop artist from Dar es Salaam. Celebrated for his energetic performances and fusion of East African sounds with R&B and hip-hop, he is a highly decorated artist in East and Central Africa. His popular songs include "Kamwambie" and "Waah!", and he has collaborated with global stars like Ne-Yo and Rick Ross. Diamond Platnumz is recognized for elevating Bongo Flava to a global stage.

Snow Strippers

2 concerts

Detroit-based electronic duo Snow Strippers, Tatiana Schwaninger and Graham Perez, formed in 2021, crafting an intense electropop and EDM fusion. Known for their high-energy sound and nostalgic 2000s aesthetics, they gained online prominence. Key releases include "The Snow Strippers" (2022) and "Night Killaz, Vol. 2" (2024).

Soulja Boy

5 concerts

Soulja Boy Tell Em (DeAndre Way) was born in Chicago, raised in Atlanta and Batesville, Mississippi. He promoted his music online, founded Stacks on Deck Entertainment, broke MySpace records, and was discovered by Atlanta producer Mr. Collipark.

Rolling Loud

3 concerts

Rolling Loud is the world's largest hip-hop music festival, founded in 2015 by Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif. Known for its high-energy atmosphere, it showcases top-tier and emerging artists in the genre. The festival has expanded internationally, establishing itself as a premier global event for hip-hop culture.

BossMan Dlow

3 concerts

BossMan Dlow, born Devante McCreary in Port Salerno, Florida, is a Southern hip-hop and trap artist known for his "motivation music" and "slippery, nonchalant flows." His popular songs include "Get in with Me" (Platinum-certified) and "Mr Pot Scraper." Albums like "Mr Beat the Road" (Gold-certified) and "Dlow Curry" showcase his unique style. He has collaborated with artists such as GloRilla, Lil Baby, and Megan Thee Stallion.

Hurricane Wisdom

21 concerts

Hurricane Wisdom is a hip-hop artist from Havana, Florida, known for breakout records “Lil Hurricane” and “Chronicles” and a feature on “Got a Lil Older” with Jacksonville artist SpotemGottem. He blends emotional, story-driven rap with melodic, trap-inspired beats.

Loe Shimmy

3 concerts

Loe Shimmy is a hip-hop artist from Pompano Beach, Florida, known for his distinctive croaky, raspy voice and expressive lyricism, using vivid wordplay to articulate intimate feelings and stand out in Florida’s flourishing rap scene.

skaiwater

1 concert

Skaiwater (Tyler Brooks), from Nottingham, UK, is a rapper and producer celebrated for their genre-bending sound blending hip-hop, Jersey club, and rage. Rising to prominence with the TikTok hit "#miles" (feat. Lil Uzi Vert), their discography includes albums like "rave," "#gigi," "#mia," and "wonderful." They have collaborated with artists such as Lil Nas X and (G)I-DLE.

Sexyy Red

1 concert

St. Louis-born rapper Sexyy Red (Janae Wherry) broke through with viral 2023 single "Pound Town" and Nicki Minaj remix. Her mixtape Hood Hottest Princess hit the Billboard 200; she featured on Drake’s "Rich Baby Daddy."

OsamaSon

6 concerts

Amari Middleton, known as OsamaSon, is an American rapper, songwriter, and producer from South Carolina and Ohio. He gained recognition for his experimental "maximalist rage" sound, blending hip-hop, trap, and heavy synths. Popular songs include "Cts-V" and "Kills". His albums Jump Out and Psykotic charted on the Billboard 200. He has collaborated with artists like Glokk40Spaz and Nettspend.

Nemzzz

21 concerts

Nemzzz, born Nemiah Emmanuel Simms in Manchester, England, is a British rapper of Jamaican descent. He is known for pioneering the "chill drill" microgenre with a distinctive lo-fi sound and introspective lyrics. Popular tracks include "Elevate" and "2MS". Nemzzz released the EP "Nemzzz Type Beat", followed by mixtapes "Do Not Disturb" and "Rent's Due", which charted well. He has collaborated with artists like Lil Yachty and Central Cee, and received MOBO Award nominations.

9lives

1 concert

9lives, born Maxwell Jardine in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, is a producer celebrated for pioneering sigilkore, blending hip-hop, hyperpop, and electronic music. His distinctive sound features cascading synths and trap beats. He achieved RIAA Gold certification for "I Love You Hoe" with Odetari and garnered over a billion streams. Notable collaborations include Trippie Redd, Kanii, and Lil Nas X. He was recognized by Rolling Stone Australia's Future of Music and received a Te Manu Mātārae Tūī award.

Lucy Bedroque

27 concerts

Lucy Bedroque, a Zambian-American artist from Los Angeles, crafts experimental hip-hop, digicore, and pop rock. Known for a Nintendo DS and fairy-inspired sound, they blend electronic, pop, and industrial elements. Popular tracks include "2010 Justin Bieber" and "How to Pretend". Their mixtape "Unmusique" and EP "Fête de la vanille" garnered critical acclaim. Bedroque has collaborated with artists like Jane Remover and Prettifun, establishing a unique presence in underground music.

Natalie Nunn

9 concerts

Natalie Nunn rose to fame on Bad Girls Club and executive produces Zeus Network’s Baddies. She moved into club-ready music with singles “Outside” and “Scared” with Beat King, and “Pose For Me” with John Mack, which hit #3 on Billboard.

NoCap

Mobile, AL rapper NoCap blends country-trap with heartfelt, vivid Southern storytelling. Known for hits like "Ghetto Angels," he's praised for his unique style and honest lyrics.

NBA YoungBoy

Skrilla

Philadelphia drill rapper Skrilla (born Jemille Edwards, raised in Kensington) is known for a slurring, woozy flow and unusual hooks. His singles “GOD DAMN” and “Blahdahdahdahdah” led to Priority Records deal and debut album Underworld.

Che

Che (Chase Shaun Mitchell), an Atlanta-born rapper, blends rage rap, trap, and drill with hyper-maximalist production. Rising to fame via TikTok, his hits include "Agenda" and "Miley Cyrus." He released "Sayso Says" in 2024 and "Rest in Bass" in 2025, continuing to be an active force in hip-hop.

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