Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 Tickets: Passes, Lineup, Wristbands & What to Know

Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 at a Glance — Dates, Venue & Sold-Out Status

Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 takes place Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, 2026 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California. The festival occupies the parking-lot grounds surrounding the stadium — the same site that has hosted Camp Flog Gnaw for several recent editions. Produced in partnership with Goldenvoice, the two-day carnival-meets-festival experience blends a curated music lineup with carnival rides, exclusive merch drops, and artist activations that have become a hallmark of the event since its debut in 2012.

Sold-out status: Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 is sold out. Advance-sale passes went on sale June 11, 2026, and by the time the lineup was revealed on August 18, the festival had been sold out for weeks, according to Rolling Stone. Complex reported that the festival had also sold out on the day of its advance sale in each of the previous three years. The official passes page now reads, “Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 is now SOLD OUT. Join the waitlist.” Waitlist requests do not guarantee a pass.

Only 2-day festival passes are offered; Camp Flog Gnaw does not sell single-day tickets. Three pricing tiers were available during the primary sale: General Admission, VIP, and Super VIP (SVIP). See the full breakdown below.

Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 Lineup Highlights

The 2026 Camp Flog Gnaw lineup brings together hip-hop, R&B, alternative, indie, and experimental music. Tyler, the Creator leads a bill that also features Future, Don Toliver, Turnstile, Steve Lacy, Wallows, Lola Young, Quadeca, Syd, The Alchemist & Friends, Thee Sacred Souls, and more. For the complete artist list, check the official Camp Flog Gnaw lineup page, as performers and set times may change.

The festival's FAQ says set times will be posted on its Set Times page “closer to the show.”

Headliners and Must-See Acts

The top of the poster reads like a wishlist built by a fan with impeccable taste:

• Tyler, the Creator — The festival's founder and creative architect headlines his own event once again, curating the kind of one-of-a-kind production that Camp Flog Gnaw stages are known for.

• Future — One of hip-hop's most prolific hitmakers brings a catalog deep enough to command any headline slot, adding star power that broadens the festival's appeal beyond Tyler's core audience.

• Don Toliver — The Houston rapper and vocalist has emerged as one of the most consistent chart presences in modern rap, and his atmospheric live sets slot perfectly into Camp Flog Gnaw's nighttime energy.

• Steve Lacy — The multi-instrumentalist and Grammy winner bridges the gap between indie-soul and mainstream pop, a stylistic range that mirrors the festival's ethos.

• Turnstile — The Baltimore hardcore band adds a mosh-pit dimension to the bill, representing the punk and alternative wing that Tyler has championed since his Odd Future days.

Beyond the headliners, the undercard is stacked with acts that reward early arrival and stage-hopping: Vince Staples, J.I.D, Isaiah Rashad, Earl Sweatshirt + MIKE, Lola Young, Magdalena Bay, Lupe Fiasco, Syd, The Alchemist & Friends, Thee Sacred Souls, Leon Thomas, Wallows, Quadeca, Audrey Nuna, Concrete Boys, Latin Mafia, Jane Remover, Domo Genesis, and more. Whether you gravitate toward lyrical rap, psychedelic pop, or lo-fi R&B, there is something on this lineup for every ear.

Camp Flog Gnaw Ticket Prices — Original Tiers and What They Include

Here is what Camp Flog Gnaw passes originally cost and what each tier included. The primary sale on campfloggnaw.com offered three tiers, each advertised with "no added fees." GA and VIP were each split into two sub-tiers, Tier 1 and Tier 2. The only difference between them was price: Tier 1 was a bit cheaper, so the fastest buyers got an early-bird discount. During the initial sale, 2-day GA passes cost $395 for Tier 1 or $415 for Tier 2. VIP passes cost $705 for Tier 1 or $725 for Tier 2, while Super VIP passes cost $1,750. The official website advertised the pass prices as having “no added fees,” but it also listed a $2 sustainability fee per pass and a non-refundable $15 postage and shipping fee per advance-sale order. All passes were 2-day wristbands, with no single-day option.

GA vs VIP vs Super VIP — Tier Comparison Table

The tiers differ significantly in access, amenities, and collectible merch. Here is a side-by-side breakdown:

Each advance-sale order included one Advance Sale Gift, regardless of the number of passes in the order. GA included festival admission and carnival rides, while VIP added dedicated viewing areas and a separate merch package. Super VIP included its own merch package and unlimited carnival games. VIP and Super VIP merchandise ships separately from admission wristbands and cannot be picked up at the festival.

Avoiding Pass Scams on Social Media

When a festival sells out fast, scammers flood Twitter/X, Instagram, Reddit, and Facebook with listings that promise "below face value" passes. These peer-to-peer sales carry serious risks:

• Screenshot scams. A seller sends you a photo of a wristband or confirmation email. You send payment. The "seller" disappears or sends a voided wristband. You have no recourse.

• Duplicate sales. A single legitimate pass can be sold to multiple buyers via social media. Only one wristband works at the gate — and there is no way to verify you are the only buyer.

• Payment method traps. Scammers insist on Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, or crypto — all methods with little or no buyer protection for goods transactions. Once the money is sent, it is effectively gone.

Camp Flog Gnaw uses physical wristbands for festival admission, and registration through the official mobile app is required. The festival says it won't service, authenticate, or support passes bought from third-party sellers or scalpers, and warns that receipts and order confirmations can be faked. For a deeper look at common ticket-fraud tactics and ways to protect yourself, see our guide on how to spot fake concert tickets.

Wristband Delivery and Entry — What Camp Flog Gnaw Pass Holders Need to Know

Camp Flog Gnaw uses physical wristbands for festival admission, and registration through the official mobile app is required. Once your wristband ships, register it in the app before you head to the show, and don't put it on until you've read the wristband instructions on the festival's Plan page and are on your way to Camp Flog Gnaw. The wristband closure only tightens and cannot be loosened once fitted. Each wristband may be used by only one person for both festival days.

Shipping Details for Wristband Orders

The festival's official website lists the following shipping and pickup information:

• Shipping carrier: UPS Mail Innovations. Wristband shipping was scheduled to begin in mid-October and may take a few weeks to complete.

• International orders: Only orders placed on or before October 23, 2026 are eligible for shipping. International orders placed after that date are not shipped and must be picked up at Will Call by the original purchaser.

• Domestic orders: Only orders placed on or before October 30, 2026 are eligible for shipping. Domestic orders placed after that date are not shipped and must be picked up at Will Call by the original purchaser.

• Shipping address changes: The last day to update a wristband shipping address was October 2, 2026.

• Postage and shipping fee: $15 per advance-sale order.

VIP and Super VIP merchandise ships separately from admission wristbands and cannot be collected at the festival. The passes page says merch will ship “POST SHOW” in one place and is “expected to begin shipping in early November” in another, and a tracking email is sent when your merch package is packed.

If your wristband has not arrived by November 9, 2026, contact AXS order support to arrange Will Call pickup. The original purchaser must present a physical, valid government-issued photo ID, the order confirmation, and the credit card used for the purchase. Check the official Camp Flog Gnaw contact page for assistance.

Camp Flog Gnaw Tickets FAQ

Are single-day Camp Flog Gnaw passes available?

No. Camp Flog Gnaw sells 2-day festival passes only. Each wristband is valid for both Saturday and Sunday and may be used by one person only. Wristbands must not be shared or tampered with.

Is Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 sold out?

Yes. Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 is sold out, and the festival's passes page points fans to its official waitlist.

The official waitlist requires a $20 deposit for each item type requested. Joining does not guarantee a pass. Waitlist prices are dynamic but are locked when a request is submitted. If an order cannot be filled, the deposit is refunded 7–10 days after the festival ends.

Are carnival rides included with my pass?

Yes. Carnival rides are free for all Camp Flog Gnaw attendees with a paid festival wristband, including GA, VIP, and Super VIP holders.

Carnival games are separate. GA and VIP passes do not include game play, but pass holders can purchase an unlimited 2-day carnival game wristband through their AXS FanAccount, subject to availability. The add-on costs $160 and is valid only for the purchaser. Individual game tickets may also be available at the festival while supplies last. Super VIP holders receive unlimited carnival game access as part of their pass.

What is Camp Flog Gnaw's refund policy?

The official Camp Flog Gnaw passes page states that all sales are final, with no refunds, exchanges, or cancellations. The event is advertised as “Rain or Shine.” When a storm forecast pushed the 2025 festival back a week, the festival said, “If you can't attend, refunds will be available.”

Is there an age restriction for Camp Flog Gnaw?

Camp Flog Gnaw is an all-ages event, and children aged 5 and under enter free. Where identification is required for event entry or alcohol purchases, a valid, physical government-issued photo ID is required. School IDs, expired IDs, photos or photocopies of IDs, and digital IDs are not accepted.

Families and younger fans are welcome, but parents should consider the large crowds, loud music, and late-night performances when planning their visit.