Known as the loudest and most epic music festival out there, MDLBEAST Soundstorm is making a comeback in Riyadh this December 12. It will be a three-day musical odyssey as some of the biggest names in the global, local, and regional worlds take the stage. To get you hyped, Soundstorm just released its lineup, and we are going to share it with you!
Eminem
The real slim shady is coming to Riyadh. Legendary rapper Eminem was the first to be announced for the festival. Are you ready to hear him slay our favorite hits, including “Lose Yourself”?
Akon
For years, his unique blend of R&B, hip-hop, and pop music has been captivating audiences. Now, Akon, the R&B superstar, is hitting Riyadh’s Soundstorm to make us all take it to the dance floor.
G-Eazy
Continuing to boast some of the best rappers, Soundstorm is also bringing over G-Eazy, the American rapper and record producer known for his smooth raps and pristine production.
Tyler The Creator
Make way, make way, American rapper and singer Tyler The Creator is known for popularizing rap music as an “Internet phenomenon” and for his eclectic fashion style.
Jason Derulo
The ultimate R&B star, Jason Derulo, best known for his massive hit singles ‘Ridin’ Solo,’ ‘Talk Dirty’ and ‘Whatcha Say’ is taking over the Soundstorm stage!
Afrojack
Beyond rappers, Soundstorm is also celebrating global DJs. Meet Afrojack, the Dutch DJ who quickly made a name for himself with a collection of hard-hitting underground releases.
David Guetta
He is known as one of the biggest DJs in the world. With huge hits like “When Love Takes Over” ft. Kelly Rowland, the French DJ knew how to make a name for himself.
30 Seconds To Mars
From rap artists to DJs, Soundstorm does it all. They didn’t stop there, however, as they are also representing the world of rock music by including the American rock band 30 Seconds To Mars in their lineup.
What is crazy is that this is not even the full lineup. The festival is expected to feature more than 200 acts, including DJs like LA-based producer Habibeats and a slew of regional acts, such as Saudi record spinner Cosmicat and Baloo.
