CRSSD Festival announces spring lineup with Dom Dolla, Lane 8, The Martinez Brothers, Vintage Culture and more

CRSSD San Diego announces its 2026 lineup for the annual Waterfront Park festival, which has been.

CRSSD just rolled out its Spring 2026 lineup, and it’s a testament to the festival that has consistently delivered a stellar lineup to festival-goers. Waterfront Park in San Diego welcomes back CRSSD over the weekend of March 13th and 14th, including a line-up filled with heavyweights, fresh faces, and Southern California beachside coastal energy that’s become CRSSD’s entire identity. On the lineup, the festival will feature sets from mega-names such as Dom Dolla, The Martinez Brothers, Vintage Culture, Lane 8, Amelie Lens, and Polo & Pan.

The cross-genre lane stays strong with TOKiMONSTA, Tycho, Cut Copy, Franc Moody, Modeselektor, La Roux, Zimmer90, it’s murph, jigitz, and Nimino. Artists with cult-like followings such as Ben Sterling, Mita Gami, Obskür, KILIMANJARO, HoneyLuv, Odd Mob, Franky Rizardo, and Shermanology will bless house heads with sets. Techno baddies get their fix with Collabs 3000 and Deborah De Luca to keep the beat going all weekend long.

CRSSD has carved out its own lane in the U.S. festival circuit, equal parts polished and laid-back, rooted in dance culture without drifting into overproduction. It’s one of the few festivals that still feels grounded in curation first, building weekends around sound, atmosphere, and crowd energy instead of sheer scale. The result is a community that shows up year after year, trusting the brand to deliver lineups that make sense, stages that feel intentional, and a setting that always hits different under the San Diego sun.

By delivering consistently strong lineups, vibes, and energy, the festival has never overstacked the lineup to chase a trend too hard. Because of this, the final lineup feels intentional, because it is. Powerful enough to generate noise and buzz yet curated sufficiently to keep the fans of all genres happy and stoked to attend. It’s a festival that knows its lane and stays locked in. Waterfront Park will become a venue that curates an incredible vibe with fresh ocean air, city skyline views, and three stages that each live in their own universe, plus the After Dark shows taking over the city at night for an evening filled with late-night afters and chasing sunrises.

photo courtesy of CRSSD’s Facebook

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