Dreamville Festival announce 2025 lineup which will be a final celebration for the city of Raleigh, NC, and fans of Dreamville Records like no other.
The 2025 Dreamville Festival is shaping up to be one for the ages, as J. Cole prepares to close the chapter on what has become one of the most iconic music festivals in the country. After years of bringing together some of the biggest names in music, the upcoming event will mark the festival’s final year, leaving fans with a truly unforgettable experience.
J. Cole, the mastermind behind Dreamville, has pulled out all the stops for the 2025 edition, crafting a lineup that promises to be the ultimate celebration of music, artistry, and culture. As expected, the festival will feature an array of talent across multiple genres, showcasing both established superstars and rising stars that embody the spirit of Dreamville.
The festival’s closing year will feature tremendous star power including headliners Lil Wayne and J. Cole on nights one and two respectively. Hot Boys, a supergroup formed of rappers B.G., Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and Turk is billed as reuniting for Dreamville on Saturday alongside Chief Keef, 21 Savage, and Ludacris. Sunday will see Erykah Badu, Glorilla, Earthgang, and others supporting J. Cole.
The full lineup as as follows:
Saturday, April 5:
Headliner Lil Wayne with Hot Boys & Big Tymers plus
- 21 Savage
- PARTYNEXTDOOR
- Ludacris
- Ari Lennox
- Chief Keef
- Keyshia Cole
- Bas
- Young Nudy
- Ab-Soul
- Lute
- Omen
- Kai Ca$h
- Niko Brim
Sunday, April 6:
Headliner J. Cole plus
- Eryka Badu
- Tems
- Glorilla
- J.I.D.
- Wale
- Coco Jones
- BigXthaPlug
- EARTHGANG
- Anycia
- Cozz
- Akia
“Dreamville has always been about creating a space where music lovers can come together, find new sounds, and witness history in the making,” said J. Cole in a statement. “This year, we’re going bigger and better than ever. We’re closing out with a lineup that I believe will be talked about for generations to come.”
The Dreamville Festival, which first debuted in 2018, quickly became a staple in Raleigh’s cultural calendar. Its lasting impact on the city is undeniable, with local businesses, fans, and artists all benefiting from the festival’s success. For many, Dreamville wasn’t just about the music—it was a celebration of community, creativity, and the power of live entertainment.
As the final festival approaches, Raleigh will no doubt miss the electric energy and sense of unity Dreamville has brought to the area each year. The city’s residents have embraced the festival with open arms, and Dreamville has become a beloved tradition for music enthusiasts far and wide.
As we prepare for the ultimate sendoff, J. Cole deserves praise and respect for his vision in creating a festival that will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come. Dreamville’s legacy will continue to echo through the halls of music history, forever remembered as a cultural touchstone.
Be sure to grab your tickets here before they sell out, and join us in celebrating one last unforgettable chapter of Dreamville.
