Organizers for Tyler, the Creator's sold-out Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival have released the official weekend schedule ahead of the festival's return to the Dodger Stadium grounds in Los Angeles on Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15, 2026. For music fans unable to secure passes to the 12th annual event, Amazon Music has confirmed it will broadcast the two-day festival live and free of charge across the globe.

The weekend celebration, produced in partnership with Goldenvoice, features more than 40 performers spanning hip-hop, R&B, alternative rock, and pop. While early reporting from 9to5Amazon on November 7 noted that official performance schedules and broadcast start windows had not yet been published, organizers finalized the weekend itinerary early this week, giving both on-site attendees and home viewers a clearer picture of the festivities.

How to Stream Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 From Home

This weekend marks the fourth consecutive year that Amazon Music has carried the live broadcast for the Los Angeles carnival. According to Amazon News, the livestream is completely free to watch and requires no subscription, allowing global audiences to experience the sold-out festival without a ticket or paywall.

Viewers have multiple options for tuning in, though platform listings vary slightly across promotional materials. While the official Camp Flog Gnaw livestream page specifically highlights Twitch and Prime Video as the primary viewing destinations, Amazon News and industry reports confirm the broadcast will be available across four distinct channels: the Amazon Music app, Prime Video, the Amazon Music Twitch channel, and Amazon Live.

According to AllHipHop, live broadcast programming is scheduled to begin at 2:45 p.m. Pacific Time on both Saturday and Sunday, giving the production team a wide window to capture afternoon and evening sets before the festival's 11 p.m. local curfew. Ahead of the first performance, Amazon Music has also released an official Camp Flog Gnaw playlist on its streaming platform.

Beyond the stage feeds, the broadcast will feature structured commentary and backstage segments.

According to Digital Music News, hosts Wayno and Jullian Superstar (also billed in announcements as Jillian Superstar) will anchor the coverage, conducting artist interviews and guiding viewers through behind-the-scenes pieces from the carnival grounds. The broadcast is sponsored by Lenovo and Wendy's. For audiences outside North America, Amazon has scheduled daily international rebroadcasts beginning at 8 a.m. GMT on Sunday, November 15, and Monday, November 16.

Weekend Lineup Highlights and Scheduling Dynamics

On the ground at Dodger Stadium, gates are scheduled to open at noon on both Saturday and Sunday for the all-ages, rain-or-shine event. Following the release of the weekend set times on November 9, FLOOD reported that festivalgoers will need to prepare for brisk walks across the stadium grounds during the evening hours to catch overlapping or tightly scheduled sets from the event's biggest draws.

This year's lineup is anchored by festival founder Tyler, the Creator alongside major billing acts including Future, Isaiah Rashad, Steve Lacy, Vince Staples, and Baltimore hardcore punk band Turnstile.

Collaborative sets and genre-blending performances also play a central role in the 2026 programming, with Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE billed together, alongside sets from veteran producer The Alchemist, synth-pop duo Magdalena Bay, British vocalist Lola Young, and Not for Radio.

For attendees arriving right as the gates open at noon, the early-afternoon slots feature several rising alternative and hip-hop acts. FLOOD highlighted afternoon performances from Quadeca, Nourished by Time, and the collaborative GENA project featuring Karreim Riggins and Liv.e. Those planning to see evening sets from Vince Staples, Turnstile, and Earl Sweatshirt in particular are advised to plan their routes between stages carefully.

The Cultural Footprint of Tyler's Carnival

Since Tyler, the Creator launched Camp Flog Gnaw in 2012, the event has grown into one of the music industry's premier artist-curated festivals. By pairing a multi-genre concert bill with traditional carnival rides, midway games, and custom merchandise from Tyler's Golf Wang fashion and lifestyle brand, the event has established a distinct visual and cultural identity in Southern California.

Over its 12 editions, the carnival has consistently drawn high-profile headliners and surprise guests across rap, R&B, and indie music. Past lineups have featured performances by Childish Gambino, SZA, A$AP Rocky, Solange, Doechii, Kaytranada, Lil Yachty, GloRilla, Erykah Badu, André 3000, and Lauryn Hill. The immediate sell-out of the 2026 weekend underscores the enduring demand for the festival, making the expanded digital footprint on Amazon's streaming platforms a major access point for the broader music community.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the exact artist-by-artist set times and stage assignments?

While the weekend timetable has been released by festival organizers, early media summaries note tight evening transitions between major acts like Vince Staples, Turnstile, and Earl Sweatshirt. Attendees and viewers should check the official Camp Flog Gnaw website or mobile app for the complete minute-by-minute stage grid and any last-minute scheduling adjustments.

Will every festival performance be shown on the Amazon Music livestream?

Not necessarily. While over 40 artists are performing at Dodger Stadium, festival livestreams typically curate selected performances alongside host segments and backstage interviews. Neither Amazon nor Goldenvoice has confirmed whether every single artist set will be cleared for the live broadcast.

What time does the livestream start on Saturday and Sunday?

According to reporting from AllHipHop, live broadcast coverage begins at 2:45 p.m. Pacific Time on both November 14 and November 15, running until the festival's local curfew at 11 p.m. PT. Viewers should check the Amazon Music app, Prime Video, or Twitch on the day of the show to confirm platform-specific feed times.

How do the international rebroadcasts work?

Amazon Music is airing daily rebroadcasts of the festival coverage beginning at 8 a.m. GMT on Sunday, November 15, and Monday, November 16. While designed primarily to accommodate viewers in European and international time zones following the live Los Angeles broadcast, the streams are accessible globally through Amazon's supported platforms.

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