Lil Baby, Kodak Black Headline Sunrise Arena’s Labor Day Fall Fest

A stacked Labor Day weekend hip-hop bill lands at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida on Saturday, September 5, with Lil Baby and Kodak Black headlining Fall Fest 2026 alongside YFN Lucci, Yung Miami, 42 Dugg, Rob49, YK Niece and 1900rugrat. The event is set for 8 p.m. local time, and the show pulls together performers from Atlanta, Florida, Detroit, New Orleans and beyond for one night on the arena floor.

The lineup, reported by Hip Hop Vibe, includes some of the South and Midwest’s most talked-about current acts. Ticketing partner SeatGeek lists the Fall Fest start time at 8 p.m., matching the venue’s own schedule, and tickets remain available through SeatGeek for the show at the arena’s 1 Panther Parkway address in Broward County.

Kodak Black Returns to His Broward County Backyard

For Kodak Black, Fall Fest amounts to something of a homecoming. The Pompano Beach native was awarded the Key to the City of Pompano Beach in July 2025 by local officials recognizing his philanthropic work across Broward County, according to Villij News. That civic honor followed years of community giving, including a 2022 payment covering rent for 28 West Palm Beach families, per HotNewHipHop’s report on the gesture.

Hoodline has previously covered Kodak’s key to Pompano Beach as well as his legal troubles from an MDMA trafficking charge in Orange County earlier this year. Those two threads — the local philanthropy and the ongoing legal headlines — continue to run alongside each other as he takes one of the marquee slots at this Sunrise show.

Yung Miami Rides a Career-High Hit Into the Show

Yung Miami, the Miami-raised half of the now-disbanded City Girls, arrives at Fall Fest riding the momentum of her single “Spend Dat,” which peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 in August, according to Hip Hop Vibe. Complex reported that the track marks her highest-charting solo hit since City Girls split in 2024, and she released an official remix on August 28 featuring fellow Fall Fest co-headliners Lil Baby and Kodak Black…

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