Rolling Loud: The Movie Opens to $354,093 in 930 Theaters
The concert film debuted at No. 17 with a $380 per-screen average, the 137th lowest opening average in domestic box office history.
Rolling Loud: The Movie opened in theaters on October 2 and earned a three-day domestic total of $354,093 across 930 theaters, according to Box Office Mojo. The film debuted at No. 17 on the domestic box office chart.
Its opening per-screen average came to $380, the 137th lowest debut per-screen average of all time at the domestic box office.
Ketchup Entertainment is the distributor behind the release. The company previously picked up the rights to distribute Coyote vs. Acme after it was shelved by Warner Bros. as a tax write-off.
Other low per-screen debuts in 2026
Rolling Loud: The Movie is not alone among 2026 releases with modest per-screen averages. The Stunt Driver opened at $159, Charlie Harper at $169, Buffalo Kids at $203, Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir at $295, Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass at $311, and Night Patrol at $312.
For comparison, Wes Anderson's debut feature Bottle Rocket played in only 28 theaters but earned a per-screen average of $4,432. In 2001, Zoolander underperformed when it debuted a few weeks after 9/11.
Owen Wilson, meanwhile, returns as Kevin in Focker-in-Law, which debuts on November 25.
Quick answers
How much did Rolling Loud: The Movie make in its opening weekend?
It earned a three-day domestic total of $354,093 across 930 theaters.
Where did Rolling Loud: The Movie rank on its opening weekend?
It debuted at No. 17 on the domestic box office chart.
When does Focker-in-Law release?
Focker-in-Law debuts on November 25, with Owen Wilson reprising his role as Kevin.