Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 lineup details are now out, and the festival returns to Dodger Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 15 with Tyler, the Creator, Future, Don Toliver and Steve Lacy among more than 40 artists. The two-day run lands at a point where set times and access plans matter as much as the bill itself.
Tyler, the Creator is the center of the weekend’s schedule and will perform on the Camp stage from 7:50 p.m. to 8:50 p.m. Don Toliver closes Saturday from 9:45 p.m. to 10:55 p.m., while Steve Lacy takes the same stage on Sunday from 7:55 p.m. to 8:55 p.m. before Future ends the festival from 9:55 p.m. to 10:55 p.m.
Camp stage at Dodger Stadium
Three stages — Camp, Flog and Gnaw — will carry the weekend’s performances, which means overlapping sets will be part of the planning from the start. Saturday also includes Turnstile, Vince Staples, JID, Leon Thomas, Lola Young, Wallows, Audrey Nuna, 2hollis, Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE and Wyatt Waddell, while Sunday adds Thee Sacred Souls, Syd, Magdalena Bay, Lupe Fiasco, Isaiah Rashad, Latin Mafia, Quadeca and The Alchemist & Friends.
Festival gates open at noon both days, and the parking lots open at 9 a.m. That gives early arrivals a narrow window before the first sets begin, but it also puts the day on a fixed clock from the moment attendees reach the property.
Union Station shuttle plan
Official festival parking passes are sold out, so driving in is no longer the easy default for this weekend. A free round-trip shuttle will run between Union Station and Dodger Stadium throughout the weekend, with boarding beginning at 9 a.m., first buses leaving around 9:30 a.m. and service repeating every 15 to 20 minutes.
The shuttle drops riders at Lot 13 on Stadium Way and sends the final return bus around midnight each night. Metro riders can use the A, B, D or J lines to Union Station and then transfer to the shuttle, while Metro buses will replace A Line trains between the San Pedro and Florence stations. For the full timetable, the festival’s set-time page lays out the schedule in one place: Tyler, the Creator hides the lineup in a puzzle.
Sold-out parking, tighter access
That sold-out parking notice changes the weekend more than the bill does. With no official passes left, and with overnight parking, RVs, tailgating, camping and reentry all prohibited, the real margin for error is time, not appetite: arrive late and you miss sets, arrive by car without a pass and you are already behind.
Tyler’s 7:50 p.m. slot on Saturday and Future’s 9:55 p.m. close on Sunday give the weekend a clear peak, but the practical story is the one around them. Camp Flog Gnaw is selling a two-day experience across three stages, yet the sold-out official parking and shuttle-only pressure on arrivals mean the best move is simple — build the day around the shuttle, not the driveway.
