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Rolling Loud Sydney 2026, Centennial Park - Tickets, Dates, Lineup
Rolling Loud Sydney 2026 lands at Centennial Park on Friday 7 March 2026, marking the return of the world’s biggest hip hop festival to Australia for the first time since 2019. The Sydney stop will feature international headliners, large-scale stage production, LED walls, pyro, and a full weekend built around rap culture.
Gunna and Sexyy Red are the first confirmed artists with the full Rolling Loud Sydney lineup still to be announced. Fans looking for Rolling Loud Sydney tickets, presale registration, age restrictions, venue map, schedule, parking details, and festival updates will find all information here as it is released.
Rolling Loud Sydney is expected to draw high demand as one of only two Australian dates for 2026.
Rolling Loud Australia offers multiple ticket tiers:
GA
- GA Pre-Sale — 179.90 AUD (excl. 10 AUD fee)
- GA First Release — 199.90 AUD (excl. 10 AUD fee)
- GA Second Release — 219.90 AUD (excl. 10 AUD fee)
- GA Third Release — 239.90 AUD (excl. 10 AUD fee)
- GA Fourth Release — 259.90 AUD (excl. 10 AUD fee)
- GA Fifth Release — 269.90 AUD (excl. 10 AUD fee)
GA+
- GA+ Pre-Sale — 229.90 AUD (excl. 10 AUD fee)
- GA+ — 309.90 AUD (excl. 12.40 AUD fee)
VIP
- VIP Pre-Sale — 379.90 AUD (excl. 15.20 AUD fee)
- VIP — 459.90 AUD (excl. 18.40 AUD fee)
Check the official ticketing page to confirm availability and final totals inclusive of service fees.
Centennial Park NSW 2021, Australia
Sergio Giavanni Kitchens — professionally known as Gunna — was born on June 14, 1993 in College Park, Georgia, where the Atlanta rap landscape would later shape both his sound and his trajectory. Growing up surrounded by the cultural influence of Southern hip‑hop, he started…
Centennial Park is in East, Sydney.
12 other events in Sydney, 1 of them Hip Hop, from Sun 1 Nov 2026 to Thu 5 Nov 2026.
Rolling Loud Sydney is 18+ only. A valid photo ID is required for entry.
Accepted IDs include:
- Government-issued driver’s license or ID card
- Passport
- Foreign driver’s license/ID with a color photocopy of the passport bio page
Not accepted:
- School ID
- Consular ID
- Birth certificate
- Expired ID
- Photocopies of ID (except passport copy rule for foreign ID)
Rolling Loud Sydney takes place on Friday 7 March 2026.
At Centennial Park in Sydney, NSW.
Gunna is the first confirmed artist. The full Sydney lineup is still to be announced.
Presale is already running. You can check presale information in our app. Tickets are not yet available for purchase.
Yes. GA and VIP tiers are expected. Final ticket tiers will be listed when ticketing opens.
Rolling Loud enforces a strict security policy. Many items are not permitted inside the festival.
BANNED ITEMS include (not limited to):
Aerosols, air horns, audio recorders, vape refill liquid, baby strollers, bikes/skates/scooters, blankets and beach towels, chairs and coolers, chains or chain wallets, cameras with detachable lenses, drones, drugs or drug paraphernalia, fireworks or explosives, flags, flyers or promotional material, glass or metal containers, glow sticks or LED gloves, hula hoops, hoverboards/segways, instruments, laser pointers, mesh bags, metal/aluminum water bottles, misters, outside food or drinks, pepper spray/mace, pets, selfie sticks/tripods, markers/paint pens, stuffed animals/inflatables, tarps, totems, umbrellas, video cameras, walkie-talkies, and weapons of any kind.
ALLOWED ITEMS include (must comply with rules):
Binoculars, non-professional cameras, sealed chapstick/lip balm, cigarettes and lighters (limit applies), e-cigs/vape pens, earplugs, sealed eyedrops, sealed feminine products, GoPros/flip cams, hand sanitizer and baby wipes, hats, makeup, medication (OTC sealed, Rx must match ID), phones and chargers, ponchos/rain jackets, service animals only, non-aerosol sunscreen, sunglasses, and empty plastic reusable water bottles (non-metal, up to 32 oz, one per guest).
You can purchase allowed bags here: allowed festival bags.
Security reserves the right to deny entry to any item or person deemed unsafe.
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