UPDATED 5/7/19 3:00 p.m. ET: Tyler has also announced the eighth annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, which will go down Nov. 9 and 10 at the Dodger Stadium Grounds. Limited presale tickets will be available at noon PT this Friday at the event's official website, where fans can cop Super VIP passes that are good for both days. The perks of these special passes include special entry to the event as well as access to the VIP Clubhouse and a Main Stage viewing area. Those who purchase the Super VIP package ($949 presale price) will receive a merch package that has a Fender Player Series Stratocaster, guitar strap, hoodie, fannypack, and more.
VIP passes will also be available ($390 at presale). Check out the flyer for this year's Camp Flog Gnaw below, and be sure to stay tuned as more details about the event, inlcuding lineup info, are revealed.
See below for original story published on 5/6/19.
As expected, the coming days will indeed be bringing us something new from Tyler, the Creator.
Monday, Tyler formally announced his new IGOR project. The album—featuring songs all written, produced, and arranged by Tyler—is out May 17. See the cover art and additional details, at least one of which involves extraterrestrial life, here:
For a closer look at the covers, see below:
Tyler recently signaled that something was imminent by sharing a pair of new music-assisted clips to his social media platforms. This summer, Tyler's set to perform at Governors Ball in New York and the Firefly Music Festival in Dover. An infamous U.K. ban, meanwhile, is still actively being protested by fans.
Talk of a Flower Boy follow-up, which follows the two-year release gap that's held throughout Tyler's catalog, hit its highest level at the end of last month thanks to a Reddit-circulated internal document from Sony listing a Tyler album among its "noteworthy projects" for the quarter.
While we wait, there's always last year's Grinch EP to revisit, complete with a Santigold collab.
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