CRSSD Festival has announced its return to Waterfront Park in San Diego, March 5-6, 2022. At what will be the first spring edition of CRSSD since 2020, the beloved festival has once again delivered a diverse lineup highlighting the best in electronic music with a focus on house, techno, and eclectic live acts.
Holding the honor of being on the best electronic events in Southern California, CRSSD Festival made its triumphant return since early 2020. Attendees of the spring 2020 edition of CRSSD may not have realized at the time that they would be attending one of the last major events to occur before the pandemic shut the live event industry down. Safe to say, the fan-favorite electronic music festival came roaring back for its fall edition this year.
Born out of Boston, DuBeats is a funky/soulful deep house act run by Dan Williams. After cycling through many aliases Dan started the DuBeats project in 2012. Both on the East and West Coasts, DuBeats has held multiple club residencies along with providing top-notch support for the likes of Purple Disco Machine, Fouk, Heidi, Egyptian Lover among others. After relocating to San Diego in 2017, DuBeats reunited with the Staybad crew and helped to pioneer the House2Ourselves events at Spin Nightclub. He chatted with 6AM about his latest EP Is it Something, the growing electronic music scene in San Diego, and how house music touches the soul.
Set on the idyllic coast of California, CRSSD Fest holds the honor of being one of the premiere house and techno festivals in North America. The bi-annual event never disappoints with its lineups of dance music superstars, as well as up-and-coming talent. Beginning in the spring of 2014, CRSSD Fest has no doubt established itself as a staple in the SoCal Music Festival scene. Fans of house and techno flock to the intimate festival full of great music, good vibes. Read below to find out why CRSSD is one of our top picks for festivals any dance music fan to hit, and don’t forget to buy tickets to the CRSSD 2021 festival fall edition.
Festivals are slowly crawling back into everyday talk among music fans. This welcomes the all too familiar conversations of planning who you’ll see, and at times, having to be “strategic” about splitting set times so you can catch your favorite artists who’ve been scheduled at the same time. So, who are the must-see acts at CRSSD this year? Here are five must-see artists playing at CRSSD 2021.
CRSSD Festival will make its long-awaited return to San Diegoâs Waterfront Park for its Fall 2021 edition taking place September 25-26th. The festival today unveiled its phase one line-up for the Fall Edition, dropping more than thirty names that criss-cross the breadth and history of dance music. More names will be announced in the coming weeks.
This might be music to your ears: signs of life are coming back to the live entertainment industry. The fate of live music in the United States seems to be moving in the right direction for re-opening; even for states currently in the most restrictive tiers like California. With the percentage of the population being vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2 increasing every day, promoters around the country and Europe are gearing up to bring the sound systems and festival vibes back to fans around the country. Here’s your 2021 festival guide. This guide will be updated as more news about festivals becomes available.
Two COVID-19 clusters spotted among first 55 San Diego County cases have a direct connection to CRSSD Festival that took place March 7th and 8th. As attendees of the festival ourselves, it is important for us to keep our audience informed on the details surrounding when and how COVID-19 visited CRSSD Festival less than two weeks ago.
CRSSD festival returns to San Diegoâs idyllic Waterfront Park this March, showcasing once again, the very best in progressive live and electronic music. The festival celebrates its eleventh edition, with a slew of first time names, including Carl Cox, and returning faves, like recently Grammy nominated RĂFĂS DU SOL.
Andre Benz
