Sep 26,2026
CRSSD Festival Fall 2026 — San Diego
Bay water shimmering behind the stage, palm trees bending to the bass, and a crowd that came to move rather than to pose.
Twice a year the waterfront downtown turns into the kind of dance floor most cities only dream about. The lineup is built for people who know what a b2b set actually means: Chris Lake back to back with Disclosure, Skepta crossing lanes, Helena Hauff delivering the darkest techno anyone will hear outdoors this year, and Groove Armada closing out a sunset only this park can frame.
This is not a rave in a desert parking lot. Three stages, 21-and-over, walking distance from the Gaslamp. The intimacy is the product — you will remember a set here five years from now because you could actually see the DJ's hands.
Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy. September 26 and 27.
Wear something you can dance in for nine hours, and do not schedule anything for Monday.
Bay water shimmering behind the stage, palm trees bending to the bass, and a crowd that came to move rather than to pose.
Twice a year the waterfront downtown turns into the kind of dance floor most cities only dream about. The lineup is built for people who know what a b2b set actually means: Chris Lake back to back with Disclosure, Skepta crossing lanes, Helena Hauff delivering the darkest techno anyone will hear outdoors this year, and Groove Armada closing out a sunset only this park can frame.
This is not a rave in a desert parking lot. Three stages, 21-and-over, walking distance from the Gaslamp. The intimacy is the product — you will remember a set here five years from now because you could actually see the DJ's hands.
Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy. September 26 and 27.
Wear something you can dance in for nine hours, and do not schedule anything for Monday.
Twice a year the waterfront downtown turns into the kind of dance floor most cities only dream about. The lineup is built for people who know what a b2b set actually means: Chris Lake back to back with Disclosure, Skepta crossing lanes, Helena Hauff delivering the darkest techno anyone will hear outdoors this year, and Groove Armada closing out a sunset only this park can frame.
This is not a rave in a desert parking lot. Three stages, 21-and-over, walking distance from the Gaslamp. The intimacy is the product — you will remember a set here five years from now because you could actually see the DJ's hands.
Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy. September 26 and 27.
Wear something you can dance in for nine hours, and do not schedule anything for Monday.
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Bay water shimmering behind the stage, palm trees bending to the bass, and a crowd that came to move rather than to pose.
Twice a year the waterfront downtown turns into the kind of dance floor most cities only dream about. The lineup is built for people who know what a b2b set actually means: Chris Lake back to back with Disclosure, Skepta crossing lanes, Helena Hauff delivering the darkest techno anyone will hear outdoors this year, and Groove Armada closing out a sunset only this park can frame.
This is not a rave in a desert parking lot. Three stages, 21-and-over, walking distance from the Gaslamp. The intimacy is the product — you will remember a set here five years from now because you could actually see the DJ's hands.
Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy. September 26 and 27.
Wear something you can dance in for nine hours, and do not schedule anything for Monday.
Twice a year the waterfront downtown turns into the kind of dance floor most cities only dream about. The lineup is built for people who know what a b2b set actually means: Chris Lake back to back with Disclosure, Skepta crossing lanes, Helena Hauff delivering the darkest techno anyone will hear outdoors this year, and Groove Armada closing out a sunset only this park can frame.
This is not a rave in a desert parking lot. Three stages, 21-and-over, walking distance from the Gaslamp. The intimacy is the product — you will remember a set here five years from now because you could actually see the DJ's hands.
Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Hwy. September 26 and 27.
Wear something you can dance in for nine hours, and do not schedule anything for Monday.
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