American rappers Young Miami, Offset and Cash Cobain have been announced as headlining artists for this year’s REVOLT World.
Scheduled to return from the 20th to the 22nd of September 2024, the forthcoming and much-anticipated concert will be held at Atlanta’s Pangaea Studios. The theme of this year’s 3-day immersive event is “We Are The Future.”
REVOLT CEO Detavio Samuels announcing this year’s edition of the highly-profiled event in a press statement said, “REVOLT is home for the next generation of creators and cultural leaders actively shaping hip-hop and youth culture globally. We believe in creating the future we want to see by providing our community access to experiences like REVOLT WORLD that introduces a new category of cultural events that not only entertains and informs, but truly changes lives.”
Boosie, Key Glock, N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN, Pusha T, 42 Dugg, Rob49, Ari Fletcher, Byron Messia, Mariah The Scientist, Lady London, Law Roach and Speedy Morman are the other billed artists for the forthcoming show.
The event promises to be worth remembering as it will feature diverse shows such as Caresha Please, Drink Champs, The Blackprint, Baller Alert Live and Big Facts. Additional offerings include exclusive performances, masterclasses, keynote talks, cultural conversations and brand activations.
Global and major brands such as PepsiCo’s portfolio of brands, McDonald’s and State Farm will be joining Walmart as sponsors to make the event a success.
Pepsico’s supporting brands are Starry and Mountain Dew. While Starry FizzFest’s competition will be awarding HBCU student finalists and one grand prize winner; Doritos with its Creator Studio, Mountain Dew’s Gaming Zone will target the gaming and streaming community. McDonald’s will debut a space this year to engage fashion contributors and spotlight the company’s investment in Black fashion designers with fashion as its focus.
“Walmart is dedicated to driving visibility to Black-led brands and creators who are changing the game through our new Black & Unlimited experience – The Shoutout,” stated Allison Rand, Walmart’s associate director of brand experience and talent partnerships. “We are proud to continue our partnership with REVOLT WORLD, where we can collectively support and amplify Black voices and innovation.”
More than 30,000 participants attended last year’s REVOLT WORLD. On hand to underscore its theme, “We Are Hip-Hop,” were Don Toliver, Moneybagg Yo and Mr. Eazi, among others
