Camp Flog Gnaw Returns to Dodger Stadium This Weekend, and the Rain Should Be Gone by the Time the Gates Open

Tyler, the Creator's sold-out festival brings Future, Don Toliver, Steve Lacy and Turnstile to Chavez Ravine on Saturday and Sunday. Friday's storm is expected to clear overnight, and Amazon is streaming both days for free.

By Herald Staff · Nov. 13, 2026, 2:30 PM ET

Illustration of a music festival at dusk outside a large hillside baseball stadium in Los Angeles, with a lit Ferris wheel, striped carnival tents under strings of lights, a crowd seen from behind on rain-wet pavement reflecting the lights, a glowing concert stage, palm-topped hills and the downtown skyline under orange and violet clouds. — Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival fills the Dodger Stadium grounds on Saturday and Sunday. Gates open at noon both days, and the forecast calls for mostly sunny skies after Friday's rain.

LOS ANGELES — Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival returns to the Dodger Stadium grounds Saturday and Sunday, and the timing looks lucky. The storm soaking Southern California on Friday is expected to move out overnight, leaving mostly sunny skies for both days of the sold-out festival.

The National Weather Service forecast for downtown Los Angeles calls for rain to keep falling Friday, with a quarter to a half inch possible overnight, mostly before 4 a.m. Saturday. After that, Saturday is forecast to be mostly sunny with a high near 71, and Sunday mostly sunny with a high near 72. More rain could arrive Monday. The festival says it goes on rain or shine, so expect some damp ground early Saturday.

A Sold-Out Carnival, Year 12

Tyler started Camp Flog Gnaw in 2012, and Goldenvoice, the company behind Coachella, produces it. This year's two-day general admission passes cost $395 to $415, and the festival's passes page now says it is sold out and sends fans to a waitlist. As usual, Grimy Goods reported, passes sold out before the lineup was even announced.

Tyler headlines his own event again. The rest of the bill includes Future, Don Toliver, Steve Lacy, Turnstile, Lola Young, Magdalena Bay, Vince Staples, Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE, The Alchemist, Isaiah Rashad, Not for Radio, Wallows, Latin Mafia, 2hollis, Thee Sacred Souls, J.I.D, Lupe Fiasco, Syd and Leon Thomas, among about 40 acts in hip-hop, R&B, rock and more.

Set times came out Monday. FLOOD Magazine pointed out that the early afternoons have strong sets from Quadeca, Nourished by Time and GENA, the project of Liv.e and Karriem Riggins. It also warned that fans hoping to see Vince Staples, Turnstile and Earl Sweatshirt in the evening will have to hustle between stages. The full schedule is on the festival's website and in its official app.

Besides the concerts, the festival has rides and carnival games tied to Tyler's Golf brand. Game play is not included with admission. A separate unlimited-games add-on is sold only to people who already have passes.

Getting In and Getting There

The gates open at noon both days, and the curfew is 11 p.m. The festival is open to all ages, and children 5 and under get in free. There are no ins and outs, and you need a physical government-issued photo ID. The festival won't accept digital IDs, school IDs or photocopies, according to its event info page.

Organizers are pushing public transit. On its getting-here page, the festival tells fans to take Metro's A, B, D or J Line to Union Station and catch a free shuttle to Dodger Stadium. The shuttles leave from the bus loading zone on the west side of the station off Alameda Street, Union Station says. Boarding starts at 9 a.m., buses run about every 15 to 20 minutes, and they drop riders at Lot 13 on Stadium Way. The last shuttle back to Union Station leaves around midnight. The festival also notes that buses are replacing A Line trains between the San Pedro and Florence stations, and it suggests the J Line as another way to get downtown.

A two-day parking pass costs $65 and is sold in advance only, as an add-on for passholders. Lots open at 9 a.m., and there's no tailgating, no overnight parking and no RVs, limos or buses. Rideshare and friends-and-family drop-off is at Lot 13 starting at 10 a.m. Pickup for friends and family is on Sunset Boulevard at Vin Scully Avenue. Bikes and scooters can be parked in the dirt lot on Vin Scully Avenue across from Gate A, but they aren't allowed onto the stadium grounds.

Watching From Home

If you didn't get a pass, you can still watch. Amazon Music will stream both days free worldwide on the Amazon Music app, Prime Video, Twitch and Amazon Live, with no subscription required, AllHipHop reported. The broadcast starts at 2:45 p.m. Pacific each day and is hosted by Wayno and Jillian Superstar. It's Amazon's fourth straight year carrying the festival.

A Crowded Weekend Around Town

Camp Flog Gnaw is one of several big events this weekend. LA This Weekend's roundup also lists a Sunday CicLAvia that closes about 2.7 miles of Pasadena streets to cars, the Jackalope art fair in Old Pasadena, and the LA Phil playing Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony at Walt Disney Concert Hall Friday through Sunday. UCLA also hosts Illinois at the Rose Bowl on Friday night, with rain in the forecast.

Original reporting by The Los Angeles Herald, drawing on Camp Flog Gnaw, the National Weather Service, FLOOD Magazine, Grimy Goods, AllHipHop, Union Station Los Angeles and LA This Weekend, as linked above.