The city of Los Angeles and surrounding areas are facing down yet another circumstance of adverse weather, forcing Tyler The Creator to postpone the latest edition of his Camp Flog Gnaw festival.
This weekend, an atmospheric river — a narrow corridor of concentrated moisture in the atmosphere — is set to dump a historical high of precipitation on Los Angeles County. The heavy rain can cause damaging flooding and landslides, especially with vegetation stripped from mountainsides by January’s wildfires (where was all this when those were going on? Come on, weather, get it together!).
Tyler announced the postponements on social media and on the festival website, advising that the event will be postponed one week (to November 22-23) and that refunds will be available for those unable to attend. That means you can bet that at least some of the set times will change, and some artists could drop out entirely. Stay tuned for more updates from Camp Flog Gnaw. You can see the full statement below.
Due to the fact this storm became an atmospheric rain torrential downpour we had 2 choices — cancel or move to next weekend
we chose the latter.
we understand this is not ideal so we will offer refunds.
for everyone else we will see you next weekend. full details at campfloggnaw.com – Tyler