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Rolling Loud Thailand 2025 has officially been cancelled, just over a month before it was scheduled to take place
The festival was originally set for 14 to 16 November in Pattaya City.
In an Instagram post on Wednesday, 1 October, the organisers of the world's biggest hip-hop festival franchise said the cancellation was due to "circumstances out of their control".
"Due to circumstances out of our control, we are unable to proceed with Rolling Loud Thailand 2025 this November.
"Our top priority is always to provide you with a safe, positive, and unforgettable experience — we'll never settle for anything less," the statement read.
The organisers added that they remain committed to bringing more hip-hop festivals to the region, promising to "continue working towards organising additional festivals in Asia and showcasing incredible artistes from across the continent".
It said ticket holders will receive refund details via email.
The announcement, especially the timing of it, has sparked frustration among fans
With the cancellation coming just weeks before the festival, many had already booked flights and accommodation in Pattaya.
Some also criticised the lack of communication, as the organisers had remained silent for months since early bird tickets went on sale in February.
Adding to the frustration, Rolling Loud had recently confirmed its debut in India, scheduled for 22 and 23 November in Mumbai.
The festival's first two editions in 2023 and 2024 in Thailand featured major headliners such as Cardi B, Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky, and Lil Wayne.
