Rolling Loud is no stranger to making noise in the world of hip-hop. From monumental lineups to electrifying performances, the festival has always been at the forefront of the culture. But this time, the world’s largest hip-hop festival is making waves for a different reason—giving back. With the recent re-announcement of their 2025 Rolling Loud California lineup, the festival is supporting the Los Angeles community affected by the devastating wildfires.
Rolling Loud is on a Mission
The 2025 Rolling Loud California festival is set to take place on March 15th and 16th at Hollywood Park, with headliners A$AP Rocky, Playboi Carti, and Peso Pluma leading the charge. This year’s lineup is historic, with Peso Pluma becoming the first non-hip-hop artist to headline the event. Fans can also expect performances from YG, Quavo, Ken Carson, Sexyy Red, and other dynamic acts, including athlete-turned-rapper LiAngelo Ball, who will make his performance debut. Tickets, starting at $179 for GA and $499 for VIP, go on sale Thursday, January 23rd, at noon PT. What sets this year apart is that a portion of the ticket sales will go toward rebuilding communities devastated by the wildfires.
Loud Aid Livestream: A Day of Giving Back
Rolling Loud isn’t stopping at ticket sales to make a difference. On the same day as the ticket on-sale, the festival is hosting the “Loud Aid Livestream” at 4 PM PT on their Twitch channel, bringing the hip-hop community together to raise funds for wildfire relief. Hosted by Rolling Loud co-founders Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif, the live stream will feature appearances and performances from artists such as Ski Mask The Slump God, Luh Tyler, Pouya, 1900Rugrat, Robb Bank$, and Danny Towers. The broadcast will include a rebroadcast of the sold-out Loud Aid Wildfire Benefit Concert held in Miami earlier this month.
All proceeds from the concert and contributions made during the live stream will benefit GoFundMe’s Wildfire Relief Fund, directly supporting individuals and families affected by the fires. Additional artists and special guests for the live stream are expected to be announced in the coming days.
“Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles,” said Rolling Loud co-founders Matt Zingler and Tariq Cherif. “LA has given so much to hip-hop and to Rolling Loud, and it’s incredibly important to us to rally the hip-hop community to help rebuild and support those in need during this time.”
Supporting Incarcerated Firefighters
In a powerful show of support for incarcerated firefighters who risk their lives to combat wildfires, Rolling Loud has launched the “Rebuild LA” shirt. All net proceeds from the shirt’s sales will go to the Anti-Recidivism Coalition’s Firefighter Fund, which provides necessities for incarcerated firefighters and scholarships for individuals upon their release. The shirt is available now at shoprollingloud.com, allowing fans to wear their support proudly.
Looking ahead, Rolling Loud continues its mission of global expansion, paving the way for its highly anticipated world tour. But with the re-announcement of Rolling Loud California 2025, the festival is proving that its impact goes beyond the stage. By combining music, philanthropy, and community, Rolling Loud is amplifying its voice for a cause that truly matters.
Wildlife Relief GoFundMe
ARC Firefighter Fund
