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Rolling Loud India 2026 to Feature Metro Boomin, Skepta, Burna Boy, Karan Aujla
✍️ Rolling Stone India
🗓 20 Oct 2026, 03:02 AM
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The 2026 edition of Rolling Loud India will be headlined by international hip‑hop producer Metro Boomin, UK rapper Skepta, Nigerian star Burna Boy and Punjabi artist Karan Aujla.
Rolling Loud India 2026 has announced its headline lineup, bringing together a mix of global and Indian talent. The festival will feature Metro Boomin, the renowned hip‑hop producer known for his work with top U.S. artists. UK rapper Skepta, celebrated for his grime roots, will also perform. Nigerian superstar Burna Boy, a multi‑Grammy‑winner, joins the roster, while Indian Punjabi singer Karan Aujla will cater to local audiences.
This collaboration marks a significant moment for the Indian music scene, as the event brings together artists from different continents and genres. Rolling Loud has become a flagship festival for hip‑hop and urban music worldwide, and its presence in India is expected to draw large crowds and boost the local music industry.
While specific dates and venue details are yet to be released, organizers have confirmed that the lineup will provide a diverse and high‑energy experience for fans across the country. The inclusion of both international stars and a prominent Indian act underscores the festival’s commitment to showcasing a broad spectrum of urban music.
This collaboration marks a significant moment for the Indian music scene, as the event brings together artists from different continents and genres. Rolling Loud has become a flagship festival for hip‑hop and urban music worldwide, and its presence in India is expected to draw large crowds and boost the local music industry.
While specific dates and venue details are yet to be released, organizers have confirmed that the lineup will provide a diverse and high‑energy experience for fans across the country. The inclusion of both international stars and a prominent Indian act underscores the festival’s commitment to showcasing a broad spectrum of urban music.