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Tickets Sold Out Before Lineup Drop: Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 Led by Tyler, Future, Don Toliver

The 12th annual Camp Flog Gnaw returns to Dodger Stadium on November 14–15, 2026, with Tyler, The Creator curating a lineup headlined by Future, Don Toliver, Steve Lacy, and Turnstile.

Tickets Sold Out Before Lineup Drop: Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 Led by Tyler, Future, Don Toliver

Tickets sold out first, the lineup came after — that's the order Camp Flog Gnaw went with this year. The 12th annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival is confirmed to return to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on November 14 and 15, 2026. Both days sold out before the official lineup was even announced, with organizers only now releasing the full bill.

Curated personally by Tyler, The Creator, this year's lineup is headlined by Tyler himself alongside Future, Don Toliver, Steve Lacy, and Turnstile, spanning hip-hop, R&B, indie, and alternative rock. Produced in partnership with Goldenvoice, the festival has always felt like an extension of Tyler's personal taste rather than a straightforward commercial booking.

The mid-tier of the lineup carries just as much weight: J.I.D, Vince Staples, Lupe Fiasco, Earl Sweatshirt & Mike, Isaiah Rashad, Syd, The Alchemist, Latin Mafia, 2hollis, Not For Radio, Wallows, Thee Sacred Souls, and Concrete Boys all made the cut. Put together, the names reveal a curator equally fluent in hip-hop lineage and the indie music landscape.

The other end of the bill balances old guard with new faces. Domo Genesis, Left Brain, Mike G, and Casey Veggies — familiar names from the Odd Future era — are back, sharing the stage with Magdalena Bay, Leon Thomas, Audrey Nuna, Lola Young, Quadeca, and 310babii. The mix suggests Camp Flog Gnaw isn't treating "founder nostalgia" and "current new voices" as separate tracks — instead, both sit side by side on the same bill.

Founded by Tyler, The Creator in 2012, Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival is now entering its 12th year. This year's venue, dates, and the order in which tickets sold out all point to a festival that no longer needs a lineup reveal to drive ticket sales — a fact made clearest by the sales timeline laid out in the source material.

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