Rolling Loud Miami Miami Gardens Tickets - Hard Rock Stadium

GloRilla

2 concerts

Tennessee rapper GloRilla is known for anthems celebrating female independence. Her 2022 viral hit "FNF (Let's Go)" skyrocketed her to fame, leading to a deal with Yo Gotti's CMG label.

Trippie Redd

1 concert

Trippie Redd, born in Canton, Ohio, blends cloud rap, emo rap, and trap with punk energy. Known for hits like "Dark Knight Dummo" with Travis Scott, he tops charts often, like with A Love Letter to You 4 and Life's a Trip. Collaborations include Drake, Lil Wop, and mgk.

Curren$y

38 concerts

Curren$y, born Shante Anthony Franklin in New Orleans, is a rapper known for his witty rhymes and "Jet Life" aesthetic. He began with No Limit's 504 Boyz, moved to Young Money, and eventually launched his own label, Fly Society. Famous for hits like "Where da Cash At" and albums The Stoned Immaculate and Canal Street Confidential, Curren$y has collaborated with Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, and the Alchemist. His diverse lineup includes works with Jermaine Dupri, Harry Fraud, and Monsta Beatz, blending luxury with soulful beats.

Luh Tyler

1 concert

From Tallahassee, FL, Luh Tyler blends a unique style with wavy flow and unpredictable melodies. Breakout tracks include "Jayda Wayda" and "Back Flippin". Praised by DJ Booth and Stereogum, and endorsed by stars like Chris Brown and Kehlani.

Chief Keef

2 concerts

Chicago-born Chief Keef, a key figure in the 2010s drill scene, rose to fame with hits like "I Don't Like" and albums like Finally Rich. Known for gritty lyrics about urban life, he has collaborated with Kanye West, 50 Cent, and more. Continuously prolific, he has released numerous mixtapes and albums.

Rae Sremmurd

1 concert

California-born Rae Sremmurd, featuring brothers Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi, are renowned for their chart-topping trap anthems like "Black Beatles" and "No Flex Zone." Collaborating with Mike WiLL Made-It, they achieved multi-platinum success with albums such as *SremmLife* and *SremmLife 2*. Swae scored a hit with Post Malone on "Sunflower," while their diverse 2023 album *Sremm4Life* includes features from Young Thug and Future.