CRSSD Presents Eclectic Lineup for Spring 2023 Edition Including Odesza, Purple Disco Machine, and More

CRSSD Festival announced its lineup for its Spring 2023 edition on Tuesday with artists including ODESZA, Lane 8, and Purple Disco Machine, Polo & Pan and more.

The two-day SoCal spring festival will occur on March 4-5 at Waterfront Park in downtown San Diego and is organized by FNGRS CRSSD. The pre-sale for alumni tickets starts Tuesday Dec. 10 at 11 a.m. and regular pre-sale tickets go on sale Thursday Dec. 22 at 11 a.m. SMS pre-sale tickets are also available on Wednesday Dec. 21 at 11 a.m. Payment plans are available.

The venue will have multiple stages, including Ocean View, The Palms and City Steps. CRSSD is known to deck out some of its stages in lots of greenery to embrace the San Diego beachy-vibe feeling.

CRSSD lineup features a wide range of talent in the underground realm. Ocean View is the main stage, The Palms is the house stage, and City Steps is the techno stage. CRSSD also usually throws another festival in either the summer or fall.

Fans will be able to enjoy more than just the stages as well. The festival will be offering craft food and cocktails, a variety of vendors, and an area where you can interact with artists called CRSSD Lab.

So far the artists CRSSD has announced for its Spring edition include ODESZA, Polo & Pan, Bedouin, Kavinsky, Mall Grab, Purple Disco Machine, Deborah de Luca, Lane 8, Becky Hill, Bon Entendeur, Maya Jane Coles, Umek, Sama’ Abdulhadi, Channel Tres, Anfisa Letyago, Luna Li, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs live, Biig Piig, Yelle, Seth Troxler b2b Eats Everything, Ben Sterling, Chaos In The CBD, Jackmaster, Jensen Interceptor, KETTAMA, Mark Broom, Amémé, Bloody Mary, Miss Kittin & The Hacker, Skin on Skin, Phantoms, Swimm, Popof x Space 92 present Turbulences.

There are still more artists yet to be announced. CRSSD will also host After Dark events throughout San Diego venues the weekend of the festival. CRSSD is a 21+ festival.

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I've been writing, covering events, and doing interviews with Exron for nearly four years, but have been an EDM-lover for over a decade. The music community and industry has a special place in my heart and I love exploring the depths. EDC Las Vegas is my favorite festival and this year will be my sixth time attending. Some other recent festivals I've been are Ultra, Elements, Lost Lands, Electric Forest, and Arc. I've been getting more into experimental bass, but techno and house will always have my heart. <3

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