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Tyler, The Creator has just announced the return of his annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, produced in conjunction with concert venue Goldenvoice. The seventh year of the festival has moved from Exposition Park to Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium, and will take place on November 10 and 11.

While the lineup has yet to be announced, pre-sale tickets sales begin on Thursday, May 17. Pricing for the event is listed at $220 USD for two-day general admission, $369 USD for two-day VIP, and $954 USD for the two-day Super VIP pass (plus additional fees).

It's also worth noting that purchasing either VIP passes will include a special set of goodies. Standard VIP purchases come with a merch package, consisting of a cap, sneakers, socks and more, while the Super VIP will include a full Golf Wang camping set.

You can find out more details and ticket availability directly at the official Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival website.

Last year’s edition of Camp Flog Gnaw featured a headlining set from Tyler, as well as performances by A$AP Rocky, Solange, Lana Del Rey, Kid Cudi, and more. Stay tuned for the reveal of this year's lineup.

Now, in case you missed it, we break down some of Tyler, The Creator’s most iconic fits in our video below.

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