21 Savage, Central Cee and Rema will help close Rock In Rio Lisbon 2026, 'FYI'
Organisers call it the biggest rap-focused day in the Lisbon edition's history
The final day of Rock In Rio Lisbon 2026 has been unveiled, with 21 Savage confirmed as the headline act for 28th June at Parque Tejo. Central Cee and Rema will also perform on what organisers have described as the biggest rap-focused day in the history of the festival's Lisbon edition.
Joining them on the closing day bill are Matuê, Filipe Ret, DENNIS, Irina Barros, Carlão and Lola Índigo, representing artists from Brazil, Portugal and Spain across hip-hop, trap, funk and Afropop.
The additions complete a line-up that already features Katy Perry, Linkin Park and Rod Stewart as headliners across the opening three days, alongside Charlie Puth, Cypress Hill, Kaiser Chiefs and Cyndi Lauper.
Roberta Medina, Executive Vice President of Rock In Rio Lisbon, said: "This line-up represents the dominant musical language among younger generations around the world. From hip-hop to trap and Afrobeats, these sounds shape global youth culture. Bringing together artists such as 21 Savage, Central Cee and Rema alongside leading voices from Brazil, Spain and Portugal reflects the strength and diversity of this movement."
Since dropping his fourth studio album 'What Happened To The Streets?' last December, 21 Savage arrives in Lisbon on strong form. Central Cee, meanwhile, heads into the summer with three MOBO nominations to his name, including Album Of The Year for 'Can't Rush Greatness', Best Male Act and Best Hip Hop Act.
Rock In Rio Lisbon 2026 runs across 20th, 21st, 27th and 28th June, with tickets available now.
Joining them on the closing day bill are Matuê, Filipe Ret, DENNIS, Irina Barros, Carlão and Lola Índigo, representing artists from Brazil, Portugal and Spain across hip-hop, trap, funk and Afropop.
The additions complete a line-up that already features Katy Perry, Linkin Park and Rod Stewart as headliners across the opening three days, alongside Charlie Puth, Cypress Hill, Kaiser Chiefs and Cyndi Lauper.
Roberta Medina, Executive Vice President of Rock In Rio Lisbon, said: "This line-up represents the dominant musical language among younger generations around the world. From hip-hop to trap and Afrobeats, these sounds shape global youth culture. Bringing together artists such as 21 Savage, Central Cee and Rema alongside leading voices from Brazil, Spain and Portugal reflects the strength and diversity of this movement."
Since dropping his fourth studio album 'What Happened To The Streets?' last December, 21 Savage arrives in Lisbon on strong form. Central Cee, meanwhile, heads into the summer with three MOBO nominations to his name, including Album Of The Year for 'Can't Rush Greatness', Best Male Act and Best Hip Hop Act.
Rock In Rio Lisbon 2026 runs across 20th, 21st, 27th and 28th June, with tickets available now.