Loe Shimmy’s Halloween plans are getting a major R&B addition. Brent Faiyaz is set to join the lineup for Zombieland, a one-night South Florida concert led by the Pompano Beach rapper at Miramar Regional Park Amphitheater in Miramar, Florida.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 31, with an 8 p.m. start time. BigXthaPlug, Sexyy Red and Rob49 are also listed for the bill. Beyond the performances, Zombieland is being positioned as a Halloween-themed event experience: organizers have announced a haunted house, a zombie invasion among the attractions and a costume contest carrying a $5,000 cash prize.
That combination matters because this is not presented as a standard tour stop with seasonal decorations added around it. Shimmy’s team is framing Zombieland as the beginning of an annual Halloween event, with the stated ambition of building a recurring destination around music, costumes and horror-themed attractions.
A concert built around an existing Loe Shimmy theme
The name is rooted in Shimmy’s own catalog rather than functioning only as Halloween branding. He released Zombieland 2 in March 2024, then followed it with Zombieland 2.6 in June of that year. Bringing the title into a live setting gives the show a clearer identity: the music’s recurring imagery becomes the organizing idea for the stage bill and the surrounding attractions.
In practical terms, that approach can make a single-night concert feel more like an event world. The announced haunted house and zombie-invasion element give attendees activities outside of the set times, while the costume competition makes the audience part of the presentation. A cash-prize contest also creates a concrete reason for fans to commit to the theme rather than simply treat costumes as optional party wear.
The event’s stated inspirations include Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw and Travis Scott’s Astroworld. Those references describe the scale of the aspiration, not a promise that Zombieland will duplicate either event. What is clear is the intended model: a recognizable artist-led name, a setting that extends beyond performances, and the possibility of returning each Halloween rather than starting from scratch every year.
Why Brent Faiyaz fits the lineup
Faiyaz’s booking continues an established musical connection with Shimmy. The two artists released “For Me (Remix)” in November 2024, and the track also appeared on Nardy World. They continued working together on “Run The World,” a track from Shimmy’s Pretty Girlz Run The World.
That existing history is useful context for the guest spot. Collaborator appearances can sometimes be driven simply by a large event bill, but Faiyaz and Shimmy have recorded together across multiple releases. Their shared material gives the Halloween show a foundation for a guest performance that connects to songs listeners may already associate with both artists.
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Sexyy Red has a direct tie to Shimmy’s recent album cycle as well. She appears on “5 Star Freak,” from Pretty Girlz Run The World. With Faiyaz and Sexyy Red both connected to Shimmy’s recorded work, the bill draws from more than one side of his sound: rap collaborations, R&B collaboration and the broader live energy supplied by BigXthaPlug and Rob49.
For an artist hoping to turn a themed show into a repeatable annual property, those relationships are more valuable than a random collection of recognizable names. They provide a route to make the lineup feel connected to the host’s music while still giving the night variety. It also leaves room for the show’s identity to evolve in later years without losing its core: Zombieland is attached first to Shimmy’s catalog and regional audience.
A South Florida homecoming after the album tour
The Miramar date arrives after Shimmy completed a North American tour behind Pretty Girlz Run The World. Returning to South Florida for the Halloween event gives the project a home-region focus. Shimmy is from Pompano Beach, and his earlier rise included work with Kodak Black as well as an early Drake co-sign.
That context helps explain why an annual event concept is being launched here. A local or regional anchor can turn an artist’s show into a date that fans plan around, particularly when it is tied to a holiday with an established culture of costumes and nightlife. The fact that the event is all ages broadens the potential audience beyond a typical late-night party crowd, though attendees should keep in mind that the show is still centered on a concert environment and Halloween attractions.
The larger music business conversation often returns to how performers can create distinct worlds around their work, from live events to merchandise and community-facing experiences. Related artist-focused discussions, including Megan Thee Stallion’s comments on putting ownership first, underline why a recognizable, artist-controlled event identity can carry significance beyond one date on a calendar. Zombieland’s long-term plans remain an ambition at this stage, but its name, concept and collaborator network give it a defined starting point.
What attendees should know
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster. The listing states that the event welcomes all ages, will be held rain or shine, and has final, nonrefundable ticket sales. Those terms are particularly important for an outdoor amphitheater event with major Halloween components: fans should plan for the posted weather policy rather than assume that rain will automatically result in a refund or a rescheduled date.
- Date: Saturday, October 31
- Start time: 8 p.m.
- Venue: Miramar Regional Park Amphitheater, Miramar, Florida
- Featured lineup: Loe Shimmy, Brent Faiyaz, BigXthaPlug, Sexyy Red and Rob49
- Halloween programming: Haunted house, zombie-invasion attractions and a costume contest
- Costume contest prize: $5,000 cash
- Entry and ticket terms: All ages; rain or shine; final, nonrefundable sales
The costume contest is the most audience-facing part of the programming, but the available details do not specify judging rules, registration requirements, eligibility limits or how the prize will be awarded. Anyone planning a costume specifically for the competition should check the ticketing listing and event communications for any added requirements before traveling.
For now, the essential pitch is straightforward: Shimmy is bringing collaborators including Faiyaz and Sexyy Red to a Halloween show built around a title that already runs through his releases. If Zombieland succeeds as an annual event, this first Miramar edition will be the template—part concert, part themed attraction and a South Florida showcase designed to make Halloween a recurring Loe Shimmy occasion.
