Rolling Loud Inglewood Tickets - Hollywood Park

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BlueBucksClan

4 concerts

BlueBucksClan, formed by DJ and Jeeezy from South L.A., drive L.A.'s rap scene with hypnotic beats. Known for singles like "Todd Gurley," they bring hood stories to life, blending street rap with luxury. Signed to Out The Blue Records, their music is marked by bass-heavy production.

Big Sean

5 concerts

Detroit rapper Big Sean, known for hits like "Dance (A$$)" and "Bounce Back," has multiple platinum albums, collaborations with Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, and Drake, and chart-topping success.

$uicideboy$

47 concerts

$uicideboy$, a New Orleans duo, fuse hip-hop with punk, tackling themes of darkness and pain. Known for hits like “…And To Those I Love” and “Paris,” they boast RIAA certifications and billions of streams. Founders of G*59 Records, their influence spans globally, consistently topping charts.

KenTheMan

6 concerts

Houston rapper KenTheMan is known for frank, humorous rhymes about sex and relationships. Rising with 2019's viral "He Be Like," she’s worked with 2 Chainz and Chase B.

Rob49

18 concerts

New Orleans rapper Rob49, from the 4th/9th ward projects, is known for vivid street depictions. He emerged in 2020, collaborating with Lil Baby and DaBaby.

Summer Walker

27 concerts

Atlanta native Summer Walker is a soulful RnB singer known for her raw talents and influence from Amy Winehouse, Erykah Badu, and Jimi Hendrix, sharing moody vibes via piano and guitar.

Larry June

2 concerts

Born in San Francisco, raised in Atlanta, Larry June's rap blends West Coast grit with Southern smoothness. Notable works include Keep Going with Harry Fraud and The Great Escape with the Alchemist. Collaborated with Cardo, 2 Chainz, and Slum Village; known for charting hits like Spaceships on the Blade. His mixtape-heavy career spans from self-releases to Billboard success with Life Is Beautiful.

Post Malone

19 concerts

Born in the US, Post Malone is a genre-blending artist known for hits like "White Iverson," "Rockstar," and "Sunflower," collaborating with 21 Savage and Swae Lee.