Rolling Loud Announces Presale for RL California 2023 in L.A.

Packed with thrilling performances and unforgettable moments across its global array of events, Rolling Loud is rap music’s biggest stage. Rolling Loud returns to the West Coast with Rolling Loud California on March 3-5, 2023.

Rolling Loud California 2023 is the first Rolling Loud in Los Angeles since 2019, and is the first-ever music festival at the 300-acre Hollywood Park, which will be hosted on the grounds adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA. Fans can register HERE to be the first to receive updates about Cali 2023, and can purchase Inglewood-themed Rolling Loud merch at the Rolling Loud shop. Festival lineup and general ticket information to be announced soon.

Presale tickets for the upcoming festival are available starting Friday, November 11th at 10am PT at https://www.rollingloud.com/cali2023.

“Rolling Loud is deeply honored to be the first-ever music festival to take place at the incredible Hollywood Park,”said Rolling Loud co-Founders and co-CEOs Matt Zingler & Tariq Cherif. “We’re pumped to return to L.A. and make our debut in Inglewood, such an important neighborhood in rap history. Rolling Loud California 2023 will be an event worthy of its historic location, celebrating the undeniable influence of the West Coast on hip-hop and featuring some of the hottest rappers in the game. Stay tuned for our biggest and best California festival yet!”

Following up 2021’s Rolling Loud California in San Bernardino, Rolling Loud California 2023 makes a triumphant return to South Central Los Angeles. One of rap music’s most historic neighborhoods, South Central L.A. helped define the sound of the genre, and developed an untold number of rap icons. Inglewood itself played a major role in hip-hop history, earning shout outs from Dr. Dre on “California Love” and “The Next Episode,” producing West Coast legends like Mack 10 and Shade Sheist, and contemporary stars like Omarion, D Smoke, SiR, and many others. Rolling Loud California aims to celebrate the rich history of West Coast hip-hop–paying tribute to its icons and highlighting its current and up-and-coming stars–while bringing some of the genre’s biggest names from all regions to shut it down at Hollywood Park.

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