Rolling Loud is coming back to California for its 10th anniversary. The hip-hop festival has booked three days at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, December 10 to 12, 2027, and passes went on sale September 24, 2026, starting at $249 all-in for three days of general admission.
No lineup yet. Rolling Loud CEO and co-founder Matt Zingler told Complex it feels good to be back in California, and promised three days at the NOS Events Center. The last California edition on the festival’s site was a two-day event at Hollywood Park in Inglewood in March 2025. Here is what is confirmed so far, from the official site as of September 28, 2026.
The quick version
| When | Friday to Sunday, December 10 to 12, 2027. Hours not announced. |
| Where | NOS Events Center, 689 South E Street, San Bernardino, CA 92408 |
| Lineup | Not announced yet |
| Ages | All ages with GA or GA+. 18 and over for VIP and VIP Munchies. 21 and over for alcohol. |
| Tickets | Three-day GA $249 all-in, or $10 down on layaway, through Front Gate Tickets |
| Parking | Details to be announced |
| Official site | cali.rollingloud.com |
Who’s playing
Rolling Loud has not announced the 2027 California lineup. The festival bills itself as the world’s largest hip-hop festival, and every pass tier promises immersive art installations and a Ferris wheel on site. Sign up on the official site for lineup news.
Tickets
Rolling Loud uses all-in pricing, so the listed price includes fees. Every tier is a three-day pass, and every tier can be locked in with a $10 deposit on a layaway plan. Complex reported that early buyers get an exclusive Rolling Loud California T-shirt while supplies last. Prices on the official ticket page as of September 28, 2026:
| Pass | All-in price | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| GA | $249 | Entry, free water stations, food and bars, art installations, the Ferris wheel |
| GA+ | $279 | Fast entry lanes and air-conditioned restrooms |
| VIP | $549 | Front-row viewing, VIP areas, private bars and lounges, a beauty bar, a barber shop, a tattoo parlor, and a 2027 VIP merch pack. 18+. |
| VIP Munchies | $749 | Everything in VIP plus 10 meal tickets for any food vendor. 18+. |
- Limit: Four tickets per person.
- Layaway: The payment schedule is shown at checkout on Front Gate. If you miss a payment, you get a limited grace period before the order is canceled with non-refundable fees.
- Buy from Front Gate. The FAQ warns that tickets from scalpers can be turned away at the gate with no refund.
- Lockers and hotels are sold through the official site.
If you have been to Rolling Loud before
The festival’s hours and info pages have not been updated for 2027 yet. They still describe the 2025 event in Inglewood. For a sense of what to expect, these were the rules there, and they may change for San Bernardino:
- No re-entry and no early entry.
- A strict clear bag policy: clear bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, clear hydration packs, or a small clutch about the size of a hand. Tinted and iridescent bags did not count as clear.
- One empty plastic reusable water bottle up to 32 ounces.
- No strollers, chairs, blankets, flags, or chain wallets.
- Real ID only. School IDs, consular IDs, and expired IDs were not accepted.
Getting there
The NOS Events Center sits on South E Street in San Bernardino. Rolling Loud lists parking information as TBA. The same venue hosts Insomniac’s Beyond Wonderland and Wasteland festivals, which sell premier parking passes and use an off-site rideshare lot, but Rolling Loud has not said how it will handle either.
Accessibility
Rolling Loud’s accessibility page describes accessible entry lanes at all entrances, free accessibility wristbands at hubs just inside each entrance (no pre-registration), one companion wristband, accessible viewing areas at designated stages, and mobility device charging. That page also has not been updated for San Bernardino yet, so check back closer to the date.
Still to come
The lineup, daily hours, box office hours, parking and rideshare details, the 2027 bag policy and item lists, and the festival map. The 824 Journal will update this guide when Rolling Loud releases them.
Sources
- Rolling Loud California, official site
- Rolling Loud California tickets (prices as of September 28, 2026)
- Rolling Loud California hours and info and FAQ (still showing the 2025 Inglewood edition)
- Rolling Loud California accessibility
- Rolling Loud California travel
- Complex: Rolling Loud California Is Back for 10th Anniversary (September 21, 2026)
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