Rolling Loud(2026)

Name: Rolling Loud
Director: Jeremy Garelick
Genre: Comedy
Released: Oct 2, 2026
Cast: Owen Wilson, Christian Convery, Travis Scott, Jolene Blalock

Ketchup Entertainment

R
Rated R for sexual material, drug use, language throughout, and graphic nudity.
1h 35m
- Comedy

Release Date: Oct 2, 2026

A father who tries far too hard sneaks his thirteen-year-old into the biggest hip-hop festival in the world, against his wife's explicit instruction. He loses the boy within the hour. What follows is a night spent crossing Miami through mosh pits and backstage chaos with two people he would not have chosen.

Release Details

Original Release | Oct 2, 2026 | Moderate

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Box Office Results

2026-10-20T12:10:32.779Z

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$474,003
Total US & Canada:
$684,025
Total International
$42,612
Total Worldwide:
$726,637

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Director & Top Cast

Jeremy Garelick
Director

Owen Wilson
Actor

Christian Convery
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Travis Scott
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Jolene Blalock
Melanie

Technical Specifications

Aspect Ratio: 1.78 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: United States

Language: English

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Rolling Loud: The Movie (2026) is an American comedy written and directed by Jeremy Garelick.
Inspired by a true story, an overprotective father (Owen Wilson) makes the worst parenting decision of his life by sneaking his thirteen-year-old son (Christian Convery) into Rolling Loud, the world's biggest hip-hop festival, in Miami, against his wife's explicit instruction. He loses the boy in the crowd within the hour. What was meant to be a bonding weekend becomes a night spent crossing the city with a reckless co-worker (Matt Rife) and an eccentric festival volunteer (Christine Ko).
Olivia Luccardi and Henry Winkler appear, with Travis Scott, Sexyy Red, Ty Dolla $ign and Ski Mask the Slump God. Stella Bulochnikov, Robin Rapino, Will Phelps, Garelick, Doug Banker and Jolene Blalock produced for Live Nation Productions, Live Nation Studios and American High. Fatherhood, embarrassment and the gap between generations are the material.
Ketchup Entertainment released it on 2 October 2026, rated R, running one hour thirty-five minutes. For comedy audiences and for the festival's own following.

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Rolling Loud(2026)

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Director & Top Cast

Jeremy Garelick

Owen Wilson

Christian Convery

Travis Scott

Jolene Blalock

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