Rolling Loud is set to officially launch in India. On the evening of September 8, the festival’s inaugural lineup was revealed, with Central Cee and Wiz Khalifa topping Day 1, and Karan Aujla and Don Toliver serving as the headliners for Day 2.

The inaugural Rolling Loud India is scheduled to occur on November 22 and 23 at Loud Park in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. Along with the previously mentioned headliners, other artists on the bill comprise Denzel Curry, Ski Mask The Slump God, Sheck Wes, NAV, Chow Lee, and Swae Lee.

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Rolling Loud’s long-standing objective has been to foster Hip Hop on a genuinely worldwide scale, and staging the festival in India has been an aspiration of the organisation for several years. The debut will be historic with Karan Aujla headlining – it’s the first time a host country artist will lead the bill at an international Rolling Loud, according to founders Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif.

“Alongside new lead vocals from Central Cee and Don Toliver, this lineup showcases both the global influence of hip-hop and the growing prowess of India’s own music scene,” they added. “We’re honored to commemorate this achievement at Loud Park and provide an unforgettable experience for our audience.”

Rolling Loud has progressively expanded internationally over the past few years. The festival has occurred in Europe, Thailand, Australia, and Toronto. Notwithstanding the expansion, its fundamental events have continued to be centered within the United States, primarily in Miami and California. In contrast, New York has proven to be a more challenging market, with organisers facing difficulties in securing dates due to “logistical factors.”

For fans attending Rolling Loud India, Central Cee released CAN’T RUSH GREATNESS in January, with Toliver preparing for his next solo project.