Turnstile: The Hardcore Crossover Titans
It feels almost unfair to label Turnstile an undercard act, given their meteoric rise. The Baltimore band has shattered the ceiling for modern hardcore, bringing mosh-pit energy to mainstream stages with their critically acclaimed album 'GLOW ON'. Their
sound is a kaleidoscope of blistering punk, dreamy grooves, and anthemic choruses that create a uniquely communal experience. Their set isn't just a concert; it's a high-energy, full-contact celebration of music's power to connect. For many, Turnstile isn't just a must-see act on the lineup, they are a primary reason to attend, offering a raw, visceral alternative to the festival's pop and hip-hop titans.
Jane Remover: The Glitchy, Genre-Melting Prodigy
For a glimpse into the future of indie music, look no further than Jane Remover. Her music is a dizzying, beautiful mess of shoegaze, glitch-pop, and raw electronic textures that sounds like nothing else at the festival. After gaining a cult following online, her recent work has shown a stunning evolution, blending distorted noise with moments of breathtaking melodic clarity. Her presence on the lineup is a nod to the internet-native, genre-fluid kids who see her as a voice of their generation. Seeing Jane Remover is a chance to witness an artist on the bleeding edge, crafting the sound of tomorrow in real-time.
Thee Sacred Souls: The Old-School Soul Revivalists
In a lineup filled with forward-thinking innovators, Thee Sacred Souls are a gorgeous throwback. This San Diego trio crafts sweet, soulful R&B that could have been recorded in the late 1960s, complete with velvety vocals, warm harmonies, and impossibly smooth rhythms. Their sound is pure, heartfelt, and deeply romantic, offering a moment of gentle respite amidst the festival's chaos. Their inclusion speaks to Tyler, the Creator's deep appreciation for music history and the timeless appeal of a well-crafted song. For fans of classic soul or anyone needing to catch their breath, their set will feel like a warm, sun-drenched hug.
Natanya: The Whimsical, Futurist Pop Voice
Co-signed by Tyler, the Creator and SZA on social media, London-based singer Natanya is one of the lineup's most intriguing rising stars. She bridges the gap between whimsical, character-driven pop and futuristic R&B, creating a sound that feels both playful and profound. With a knack for intricate vocal arrangements and a unique artistic vision, her performance is poised to be a breakout moment. Attending her set is a chance to get in on the ground floor of an artist who has already captured the attention of music's biggest tastemakers, and her inclusion proves Flog Gnaw is as much about 'who's next' as it is about 'who's now'.
Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE: The Lyrical Heavyweights
While Earl Sweatshirt is a longtime member of the Odd Future family and a star in his own right, his joint set with MIKE represents a different kind of headline act: one for the rap purists. MIKE has become a celebrated figure in the underground for his distinctive, introspective style and lo-fi production. Together, they represent a movement of abstract, deeply personal hip-hop that prioritizes lyricism and mood over pop appeal. This isn't a set for casual listeners; it's a deep dive into the craft of rapping, helmed by two of its most respected modern poets. It’s a booking that rewards longtime fans and showcases the lyrical depth that has always been at the core of the Camp Flog Gnaw universe.
