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Peso Pluma is set to make history as the first Mexican and non-hip-hop artist to headline Rolling Loud California, taking place March 15-16 at Hollywood Park, near SoFi Stadium.
Pluma, whose music blends corridos tumbados, rap, and reggaeton, has become a global sensation, winning a Grammy for Best Música Mexicana Album and collaborating with stars like Cardi B, Becky G, and Rich The Kid. His Rolling Loud performance is expected to be a cultural milestone, with fans eagerly anticipating surprise guest appearances.
You can also catch Peso Pluma at Fuego Fuego in Montreal May 24-25 where he will headline on the Sunday. Nicky Jam is headlining on the Saturday. Tickets available at www.festivalfuegofuego.com
You can try your luck and win tickets below.
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