The twelfth Camp Flog Gnaw carnival will take over Dodger Stadium’s grounds on November 14 and 15, marking Tyler, the Creator’s continued hold on a festival that has sold out its advance sale for three consecutive years. The released pass structure treats the event less as a lineup delivery mechanism and more as a product with escalating tiers of access and identity.
General admission starts at $395 for both days, including an advance-sale gift. At $705, VIP adds dedicated entry lanes, shaded seating, exclusive food vendors, viewing areas at multiple stages, extra restrooms, and a post-show merch package: a backpack, Nalgene bottle, disposable camera, socks, keychain, and pin set. The disposable camera is a characteristically Tyler detail—an analog object pushed into a festival culture that often discourages phones, nudging toward a specific kind of documentation.
The $1,750 Super VIP tier pushes further. Unlimited carnival games, a rides wristband, dedicated merchandise lanes, and a post-show package that swaps the camera and backpack for a custom Sony turntable and speaker, plus a duffle bag, pillow, banner, and keychain. The partnership with Sony turns the pass into a longer-term consumer audio proposition, extending the experience well past the weekend.
Advance passes go on sale June 11. No lineup has been announced, but the 2025 edition featured A$AP Rocky, Childish Gambino, GloRilla, Kali Uchis, and Geese. Further details are described as coming soon.
