TL;DR
A Hypebeast report profiles six emerging artists scheduled to perform at Camp Flog Gnaw at Dodger Stadium on Nov. 14 and 15, 2026. The artists describe new material, career milestones and what they hope to bring to their sets; the report does not provide a complete set schedule or independently confirm further performance details.
Six emerging artists on the Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 lineup are preparing sets at Dodger Stadium on Nov. 14 and 15, according to interviews published by Hypebeast. Rio Amor, Natanya, 54 Ultra, Gabriel Jacoby, Nomi and Quadeca describe the festival as a career milestone, with several planning new or unreleased material for audiences.
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The artists’ routes to the festival differ. Rio Amor, a Los Angeles DJ, is returning after opening for AG Club in 2023 and playing the festival’s opening set in 2024. She is set to perform with the Concrete Boys, the collective whose newest member she became after Lil Yachty introduced her in 2025. Amor told Hypebeast she is also producing and writing a project of her own, though she did not announce a release date.
Natanya, a London artist, says the slot feels like a homecoming after dreaming of the festival as a child. Her mixtape ATTITUDE ERA! was released on Sept. 10, according to the report, and the song “HUSH” has been sampled by SZA. Tampa-born Gabriel Jacoby is making his festival debut nearly a year after releasing his first EP, gutta child; he says his set will include unreleased songs.
Nomi plans to perform with a live band for the first time, playing material from her debut EP, this wolf may cry. New Jersey artist 54 Ultra, the project of Johnny Rodriguez, expects to debut a new song with a live band after releasing it the night before the festival, the report says. Los Angeles artist Quadeca, known for Scrapyard and Vanisher, Horizon Scraper, described his set as a culmination of what he has worked toward, with a less conventional direction planned afterward.
Six Careers Meet a Major Stage
The interviews show how a festival booking can mark different kinds of career movement: a return for Amor, a first appearance for Jacoby, and a first live-band performance for Nomi. For listeners, the six names offer a guide to artists whose sets may include unreleased songs, new arrangements or recent work, rather than only familiar tracks.
Camp Flog Gnaw’s scale also gives the performances a wider audience. The report says the event sold out before its lineup was announced, and lists Don Toliver, Future, Steve Lacy, Turnstile and Tyler, the Creator among the top-billed acts. The six profiles draw attention to artists placed lower on that bill, while leaving the focus on what each says they intend to perform.
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From Early Sets to 2026
Camp Flog Gnaw began in 2012 as a one-day event and is now described in the report as reaching its 12th annual edition. The 2026 festival is scheduled for Nov. 14-15 at Dodger Stadium. The article presents its artist profiles as a look at both returning performers and newcomers, rather than as an official festival announcement.
Amor’s history at the event illustrates that arc: she first appeared as an opener for AG Club, then performed her own opening set, and is now scheduled to play alongside the Concrete Boys. Other artists arrive with recent releases or touring milestones: 54 Ultra has spent the past year touring after the release of First Works, while Jacoby’s debut EP preceded his first Flog Gnaw appearance by nearly a year.
““This is a dream come true to perform at my favorite festival with my brothers.””
— Rio Amor, speaking to Hypebeast
Set Details Still Unconfirmed
The Hypebeast report does not provide a complete set-time schedule, stage assignments or full details of what each artist will perform. Amor’s personal project is in development, but no title or release date is given. The report says 54 Ultra plans to release a song the night before the festival, but does not identify the track. It also does not specify which unreleased songs Jacoby will play or what Quadeca’s promised “weirder” direction will involve.
These performance plans are statements attributed to the artists in advance of the event; they do not confirm that every planned element will appear in the final sets. The source reports that the festival sold out before the lineup was unveiled, but does not give ticket sales figures or a sales date.
Festival Sets Begin Nov. 14
Camp Flog Gnaw is scheduled to take place at Dodger Stadium on Nov. 14 and 15, 2026. The next concrete developments will be the artists’ performances, including the planned live-band sets from Nomi and 54 Ultra and the new material described by Jacoby and 54 Ultra. A full schedule and any changes to those plans were not included in the report.
For attendees, the festival’s published timetable will be needed to confirm performance days, stages and set times. After the weekend, the performances will show which of the artists’ advance plans reached the stage and how their appearances fit into the event’s wider lineup.
Key Questions
When and where is Camp Flog Gnaw 2026?
The festival is scheduled for Nov. 14-15, 2026, at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, according to the Hypebeast report.
Which emerging artists are profiled?
The report covers Rio Amor, Natanya, 54 Ultra, Gabriel Jacoby, Nomi and Quadeca.
Will the artists perform new material?
Several describe plans involving new or unreleased material. Jacoby says he will bring unreleased songs, and 54 Ultra plans to debut a new song with a live band. These are advance statements, not confirmation of the final setlists.
Which artist is performing with a live band for the first time?
Nomi says she will play with a live band for the first time, performing songs from her debut EP, this wolf may cry.
Are set times available?
The Hypebeast report does not include stage assignments or set times. Those details remain unconfirmed in the material provided.
Source: hypebeast.com
