Rolling Loud Sets 2027 Festivals in Florida and California

Rolling Loud is building a two-coast U.S. calendar for 2027. The hip-hop festival brand has announced a spring event in Orlando and a year-end return to Southern California, giving fans two major dates to plan around before either lineup is revealed.

Orlando comes first in May

Rolling Loud Florida is scheduled for May 7 through May 9 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. The three-day stop keeps the festival in its home state while shifting the focus to one of Central Florida’s largest event venues.

General admission, GA+ and VIP passes have gone on sale for the Orlando edition. Organizers have not yet announced performers, so the initial rollout centers on the dates, venue and ticket tiers rather than a completed bill.

California returns for a milestone edition

Rolling Loud California will run December 10 through December 12 at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino. The venue previously hosted the festival in 2017 and 2021, making the 2027 event a return to familiar territory for the brand.

The California edition is being positioned as a 10th-anniversary celebration. Co-founder and CEO Matt Zingler said San Bernardino offers a strong local fan base and more room to experiment with the festival site and added attractions. The event follows the brand’s most recent California edition in 2025.

A California ticket presale is scheduled for September 24 at 11 a.m. Pacific time, followed by a general sale one hour later. As with Orlando, the artist lineup remains under wraps.

A broader 2027 footprint

Announcing both locations together gives Rolling Loud a long runway for booking, ticket sales and travel planning. It also creates distinct identities for the two weekends: a May stadium event in Florida and a December anniversary return in California.

The next major test will be the lineup reveal. Until then, the confirmed details are the two venues, six total festival days and a coast-to-coast schedule that places Rolling Loud in the U.S. market at both the start and close of the 2027 festival cycle.