Days after announcing the lineup for its upcoming edition, Rolling Loud India has announced that it will return to Loud Park in Navi Mumbai, for its second edition set to be held on December 12 and 13 later this year.
The festival, produced in partnership with District, will be staged on the same grounds that hosted its India debut in November 2025, when 65,000 fans attended across two days.
Spread across nearly 37 acres, roughly the size of 21 football pitches, Loud Park allows Rolling Loud to create a full festival with two stages and room for the culture that grows around hip-hop. At the 2025 edition, that meant skateboarding demos, street basketball, tattoo and barber stations, beauty bar with hair braiding, gaming and a space for Indian rap, running alongside the international sets across both days.
How to get there
Fans can reach Loud Park the grounds by the Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1 with Pethpada metro station serving as the drop-off point. The venue is also accessible by cab and ride-hailing services, with a designated pick-up and drop-off zone.
Lineup for 2026 edition
The 2026 edition brings together unique musical voices including brings Burna Boy, Metro Boomin and Skepta to India, and performing for the first time here.
Building on the first edition, Burna Boy and Metro Boomin close Day 1, and Skepta plays his only India show on Day 2, which Karan Aujla headlines for the second consecutive year. Big Sean, ScHoolboy Q, Seedhe Maut and more than 10 artists with Indian roots complete a bill of 30 acts across both days.
Finally! Rolling Loud India announces venue for its second edition in Mumbai
