Tickets No Longer Available for Rolling Loud Festival in Miami
Promoters for the ROLLING LOUD MUSIC FESTIVAL taking place at Bayfront Park in downtown Miami next week on May 5, 6 and 7 have announced tickets are no longer available. Over 40,000 fans are expected each day. Helming the three-day festival is the most in-demand act in the land Kendrick Lamar, hot off the release of his chart-topping album DAMN, which currently boasts all 14 of its tracks on the Billboard Hot 100, along with fellow headliners Future, Lil Wayne, A$AP Rocky, TrAvis Scott and Young Thug.
Across its two stages each day, the all-ages show will also feature hip-hop faves and up and comers including Run The Jewels, Lil Uzi Vert, Migos, Mac Miller, 21 Savage, Wifisfuneral and more. Look for set times to be announced soon.
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