Thank you all for your patience. We kept the faith as long as we could for the May dates, but ultimately we still face challenges that prevent us from gathering together at Rolling Loud Miami in early May.
With that being said, we are excited to announce that Rolling Loud will now take place on July 23-25, 2021 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens!
We want to extend a massive thank you to all of our ragers who have held onto their tickets. Those who can’t make the new dates will have the opportunity to obtain a refund. Information on how to obtain a refund will be sent out to ticket holders later this month. We are also working on sweetening the deal for those of you who choose to keep your tickets in addition to the rage pack you already earned from the last reschedule.
For those of you who made hotel and/or travel reservations in May, we hear your travel concerns and realize that this is not an ideal situation. Thankfully, many major airlines are not currently charging change fees, and most Miami hotels have policies in place that allow for refunds.
We can’t wait to reunite together in the pits we’ve all grown to love (and miss) so much. Many of you, like us, have been looking forward to Rolling Loud for months now. And although we may need to wait a little bit longer—trust that this comeback and reunion will be even stronger. Whether you’re a Rolling Loud veteran or a first-timer, you are about to be a part of history. Lineup, show details, on-sale, and more information coming soon, so stay tuned!
Original headliners A$AP Rocky, Travis Scott, and Post Malone were still onboard for Rolling Loud's May dates, but there hasn't been word yet on whether they'll make the move to July, as well.
Another Florida festival, Abduction, a new event from EDM promoters Insomniac, went ahead with their 2021 edition just this past weekend, on April 10, in Orlando. They wound up getting shut down for severe weather, but it seems the state is ready and willing to host large events. Miami Herald reports that on Tuesday (4/11), cases in the state surged to their highest level since early February, but that they've since fallen back under an 8% positivity rate.
