Dreamville Festival is special for multiple reasons. First, it’s a massive showcase put on by one of the biggest names in hip-hop and music overall, J. Cole. Many stars in the music world have ...

What was expected to be the final installment of J. Cole’s beloved Dreamville Festival turned out to be a new beginning. Just days before the two-day event kicked off at Dorothea Dix Park this ...

J. Cole orchestrated an unforgettable finale at the Dreamville Fest, as fans saw a milestone moment filled with passion and cultural caché. There’s a significant reason J. Cole made this year ...

The biggest narrative surrounding this year’s Dreamville Festival was that it’s the final installment, as J. Cole said in December 2024. But, it turns out that doesn’t mean Raleigh ...

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The Dreamville Festival’s fifth and final edition marked a monumental conclusion to a five-year journey. Held from April 5-6 in Raleigh, North Carolina’s Dorothea Dix Park, this year’s ...

The air buzzed with anticipation as J. Cole took the stage for the final Dreamville Festival under its original name on April 5-6, 2025. Thousands of fans gathered at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh ...

Dreamville Festival, a music festival founded by J. Cole, concluded its final year in Raleigh. The festival, known for its diverse lineup, featured artists such as Lil Wayne, Erykah Badu and 21 ...

RALEIGH — J. Cole brought a touch of his childhood home in Fayetteville to his headlining final set at what has been billed as the fifth and final Dreamville Festival. Those who missed it ...

When Grammy-award-winning emcee J. Cole launched the Dreamville Festival, it was more than a musical fete. The event was a passion project and love letter to North Carolina, where the rapper grew up.

J. Cole‘s annual Dreamville Festival will soldier on — just under a different name. Dreamville and Live Nation festival producer Sascha Stone Guttfreund confirmed the news via Billboard ...

J. Cole took to the stage on Sunday April 6 to announce a new festival and Hip-Hop Wired and Radio One were in the building to witness the moment. J. Cole closed out this weekend’s fifth annual ...