Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 now has its set times, and the schedule makes clear that this weekend’s two-day festival at Dodger Stadium will not be one to drift through casually. Tyler, the Creator’s event starts this Saturday, with the timing now in place for fans trying to catch the biggest names on the bill.
That matters because Camp Flog Gnaw is being searched now for the same reason people plan their festival weekends around a clock: the set times have finally been revealed. Tyler, the Creator is among this year’s performers, alongside Future, Isaiah Rashad, Steve Lacy, Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, The Alchemist, Turnstile, Magdalena Bay, Lola Young, Vince Staples and Not for Radio, giving attendees a long list of options across both days.
The schedule also gives a hint of where the busiest hours will land. Early afternoons include Quadeca, Nourished by Time, Karreim Riggins and Liv.e’s GENA project, while the evenings are shaping up as the part of the weekend that will require the most sprinting around the festival grounds to make key sets. In other words, the pacing is not just about music density; it is about choosing which performances to chase and which ones to miss.
Camp Flog Gnaw is in its tenth anniversary era, though the festival’s broader history is not spelled out in the schedule release itself. What the timetable does show is that the crowd will need to move fast once the sun goes down, and that the most useful planning tool for this weekend is now in hand. For anyone heading to Dodger Stadium, the next question is no longer when the festival starts, but how many of the top sets can fit into two days.
