Wiz Khalifa To Hanumankind, Some Epic Music Moments From Concerts

Last Updated:November 20, 2025, 17:30 IST

Here’s a look at some of the most epic music moments from musicians headlining Rolling Loud concerts from years gone by that have left a mark across the world.

Wiz Khalifa and Hanumankind will be headlining the Rolling Loud concert in Mumbai

India’s live music scene is rapidly changing. Several of the biggest music festivals across the world are now starting to bring their brand of fun and festivities to India. Now, fans of hip-hop music are in for a treat this weekend as Rolling Loud will be making its debut in India on November 22 and 23. Some of the biggest hitmakers, global superstars and homegrown icons in the music industry will be headlining the concert that’s taking place in Mumbai.

Rolling Loud concerts have taken place in the United States (Florida, California, and New York), Portugal, Thailand, Australia, and Canada, along with events in the Netherlands, Germany, and Austria. Here’s a look back at some of the defining moments from the concert’s stage:

Playboi Carti, The Weeknd & Kai Cenat: “I AM MUSIC” (California 2025)

If there was ever a moment that broke the internet, Rolling Loud California 2025 delivered it. Playboi Carti stormed the stage to perform “I AM MUSIC,” and out walked The Weeknd and streamer Kai Cenat, an unexpected trio that sent the crowd into overdrive. It was a collision of worlds- hip-hop, streaming, and pure superstardom, all amplified by Rolling Loud’s unmatched stage energy. It didn’t just make headlines; it set a new benchmark for how lit Rolling Loud can get.

Hanumankind & A$AP Rocky: The “Big Dawgs” Collab (Thailand 2024)

In one of Rolling Loud Asia’s historic moments, A$AP Rocky shocked the crowd by bringing Indian rapper Hanumankind onstage to perform their viral hit “Big Dawgs.” The energy had been electric, and fans erupted as cultures collided, showcasing the power of music to unite audiences across continents. It wasn’t just a performance, it was a historic, viral moment that elevated India’s hip-hop scene on a global stage.

DJ Scheme & IShowSpeed Turn the Festival Into the Internet (Portugal 2023)

By the time Rolling Loud Portugal 2023 came around, DJ Scheme had already built a reputation as one of the festival’s heartbeat performers, the guy who could turn any set into a full-blown experience. But this one? It took things to another level. When DJ Scheme brought out IShowSpeed, it was absolute madness. From his unpredictable dance moves to the energy bouncing between stage and audience, it felt like the internet had come to life right in front of everyone. More than just a viral highlight, it proved how Rolling Loud stays ahead of culture, blending music, streaming, and digital fandom into one unforgettable live moment.

Jack Harlow Brings Out Tyler Herro (Miami 2021)

The first major festival to return after the pandemic and Rolling Loud Miami 2021 came back swinging. A then-rising Jack Harlow delivered one of the most feel-good sets in the Rolling Loud history, bringing out his real-life friend and NBA star Tyler Herro to perform their hit. The energy was unmatched as fans were back, live music was alive again, and a new generation of stars took over.

XXXTentacion’s Last Performance with Ski Mask the Slump God (Miami 2018)

The bass dropped. The crowd was electric. XXXTentacion and Ski Mask the Slump God tore through “Take a Step Back” like nothing else mattered. Nobody knew it would be X’s final-ever performance, which made every scream, every jump, and every beat hit harder. It became one of Rolling Loud Miami’s most unforgettable moments, pure energy and emotion fused into a piece of festival history that fans still talk about today.

Major Stars Delivering Big Sets & Nostalgia (Thailand 2024)

Rolling Loud Thailand 2024 proved that legendary artists still own the stage. Lil Wayne commanded the crowd with “A Milli,” “Lollipop,” and “6 Foot 7 Foot,” creating waves of pure energy. DJ Snake made his Rolling Loud debut, blending EDM bangers with hip-hop vibes and surprising fans with guest appearances like Tyga. From throwback anthems to explosive new sounds, the festival delivered nonstop, jaw-dropping performances.