Kodak Black and Rick Ross lead Lauderhill’s Beer B Que festival lineup

By Villij News Staff

Kodak Black, Rick Ross and a cross-genre lineup bring the seventh annual festival to Central Broward Park on Nov. 14.

Lauderhill’s Beer B Que Music Festival returns Saturday, Nov. 14, with Kodak Black and Rick Ross among the headliners, bringing South Florida rap and Caribbean music together for an afternoon and evening of performances, food and local vendors.

The seventh annual event is presented by the City of Lauderhill and Blow1 Ent at Central Broward Park and Broward County Stadium, 3700 NW 11th Place. The ticket listing schedules the program from 2 to 11 p.m., with doors opening at 2 p.m.

South Florida artists share the bill with dancehall stars

The official festival website announces 18 performers, including Elephant Man, Dexta Daps and Bossman Dlow alongside Kodak Black and Rick Ross. Webbie, Hottboy Turk and Major Nine are also listed. Fat & Funny will host, with a dozen DJs announced for the event.

The combination gives the festival a lineup that moves between hip-hop and dancehall. Kodak Black is identified on the festival site with Pompano Beach, while Rick Ross is listed with Carol City, placing two artists with South Florida roots near the top of the bill.

Individual set times had not been announced on the festival website when this story was prepared. The ticket page also cautions that artists and performances may change, so the opening time should not be treated as a particular performer’s stage time.

A neighborhood event grows

In an Oct. 27 announcement, organizers describe Beer B Que’s beginnings as a community gathering along Lauderhill’s 38th Avenue. The event has since expanded into a music and food festival while continuing to include local vendors and small businesses.

This year’s announcement also highlights a beer developed with Vibes Brews and named in honor of Lauderhill. Organizers say its unveiling will be part of the festival, adding a local business collaboration to the entertainment program.

Barbecue, food trucks and vendor offerings are also planned. For residents, that means the event extends beyond the stage, with opportunities to explore food and merchandise between performances. Organizers credit support from the Broward County Cultural Division.

Tickets, entry rules and arrival

The official Showpass listing displayed ticket prices from $55 to $200 when checked. Buyers should review the available ticket category and final checkout total before purchasing. The listing states that refunds and exchanges are not offered.

The festival website directs questions about VIP tables, packages and group reservations to 954-648-9400. Residents interested in those arrangements should confirm what is included before selecting their tickets.

Attendees should also review the venue restrictions before packing. The ticket page prohibits drones, professional photography equipment, lawn chairs, tents, umbrellas, backpacks, suitcases, coolers, and outside food or beverages.

Parking and rideshare instructions were still listed as forthcoming on the festival website. Anyone arranging a pickup or meeting friends should check for those updates before leaving home.

Villij News will continue following community events across Broward County. For Saturday’s festival, check the organizer’s website and ticket page for the latest lineup, entry requirements and arrival details.