Robb Banks at Rolling Loud India 2026: Meet the Cloud-Rap Cult Hero Landing in Mumbai

Before streaming algorithms ran the show, Tumblr made rap stars. Robb Banks was one of them, and on December 13 he brings that cult-favorite energy to Rolling Loud India in Mumbai.

Who is Robb Banks?

Born Richard O'Neil Burrell in New York City in 1994 and raised in Broward County, Florida, Robb Banks (stylized Robb Bank$) first caught fire with his 2012 mixtape Calendars, which spread across Tumblr. That same year he was tied to the Raider Klan scene. In 2013 his father, reggae star Shaggy, confirmed the family connection, a story the rapper has never needed to lean on: his own catalog does the talking, per his Wikipedia profile.

The sound

Banks is a Southern-rooted, cloud-rap-leaning voice with an abrasive, brash delivery. He samples old-school R&B, pop culture and Japanese anime. Naruto is his favorite, and "Femto," his alias, is a nod to a character from the manga Berserk. His tag line, "I Think I Might Be Happy," comes from a scene in the U.S. version of Skins. Nerdy, moody and unmistakably his.

Songs and projects to know

"All the Way Live" and "On Me" (2013), from the Tha City mixtape
"Pressure" (2015), lead single from debut studio album Year of the Savage
"A Milli (4 M's)" (2018), a fan favorite
"Shootout" (2022, with Lil Uzi Vert) and "Lifted" (2022, with Trippie Redd), from the long-awaited Falconia era

He has also worked with Wifisfuneral, Chris Travis, Famous Dex and Tony Shhnow, and was part of the Members Only collective co-founded by XXXTentacion. His discography keeps growing: I Think I Might Be Happy (2024), Tha Leak 3 (2025) and 2026 releases Rich Badness and Unhappy - Side A.

Why catch the set

This is a rare India appearance for an artist who helped define the internet-born rap wave of the 2010s. Expect deep cuts for the day-ones and a crash course for everyone else. Not sure where to begin? Start with Calendars, jump to Year of the Savage, then queue the Uzi and Trippie collabs.

Locking in the date

Robb Banks plays Sunday, December 13, day two of Rolling Loud India 2026 in Mumbai. Tickets are on the District app, which offers a Reserve Now, Pay Later option (50% upfront, balance due by November 20, 2026), per Time Out India. The venue is still to be announced; full details at rollingloud.com/india.