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Rolling Loud Melbourne 2026 at Flemington Racecourse — Tickets, Dates, Lineup
Rolling Loud Melbourne 2026 will take place at Flemington Racecourse on Saturday 8 March 2026, bringing the full Rolling Loud festival build to Victoria with global rap acts, oversized staging, immersive visuals, and festival-scale crowd zones.
Gunna and Sexyy Red are the first confirmed artists, with the full Rolling Loud Melbourne lineup coming soon. For fans searching for Rolling Loud Melbourne tickets, presale access, venue details for Flemington Racecourse, set times, age limits, travel info, and lineup news, updates will be added here as they drop.
With only two Australian shows in 2026, Melbourne is expected to sell out fast once ticket links open.
Rolling Loud Melbourne 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 ticketing page for current availability and final totals including service fees.
448 Epsom Rd, Flemington VIC 3031, 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…
Flemington Racecourse is in Melb CBD, Melbourne.
12 other events in Melbourne, 2 of them Hip Hop, from Sun 1 Nov 2026 to Wed 4 Nov 2026.
Rolling Loud Melbourne takes place on Saturday 8 March 2026.
At Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, VIC.
Gunna is the first confirmed artist. The full Melbourne lineup is still to be announced.
Ticket onsale and presale details have not been released. Fans can register to receive presale access once it opens.
Rolling Loud Melbourne 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 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.
Hooligan Hefs is a Sydney-based Australian rapper and producer known for his high-energy fusion of hip-hop, EDM, drill, and rave music. Emerging from Western Sydney’s underground scene, he broke through with viral tracks like “No Effect” and “Tell ’Em I’m Doing Eetswa”, which…