When the Desert Decides to Test You

Mother nature, however, had an entirely different set of plans for Saturday night. As Fisher and Chris Lake took the decks for their Under Construction b2b, the energy on the polo fields was electric. People had settled in, the bass was shaking the palm trees, and the anticipation for Saturday’s headliner, Calvin Harris, was boiling over. Then, the gusts of wind came, followed swiftly by a sudden downpour. Lightning flashes cut across the desert mountains.

Midway through Under Construction, the sound cut. Stage managers and safety teams had no choice. Lightning in the immediate strike zone meant pulling the plug. For a festival crowd that had traveled from across the country, watching the screens switch over to an evacuation notice was an absolute gut punch. This was especially painful with the timing of midway through ‘Turn Off The Lights’. Calvin Harris never got to take the stage Saturday night.

Masterclass in Festival Operations

This is usually the exact moment when festival debuts fall apart in horror stories of stampedes, stranded shuttles, and gridlock chaos. Yet Head Trip’s logistical machine deserves massive praise. From the second the weather hold was called to the moment thousands of rain-soaked ravers funneled toward the exits, the evacuation was calm and textbook. Staff handled the crowd flows with clear directions. In addition, security kept lines moving steadily. Safety messaging across social feeds/their app and on-site screens was immediate.

Even better, I heard there were virtually no nightmare traffic bottlenecks outside of the normal crawl you expect when leaving a massive event like this. Attendees were safely back in shuttles, rideshares, and on the camp grounds. From what I could tell, this happened within an hour or two after the rain and storms got worse. It was frustrating to lose the rest of Saturday. However, Goldenvoice protected the crowd without treating anyone like an afterthought.

A Sunday Morning Miracle and Roster Shuffle

When festival-goers woke up on Sunday, the storm clouds had completely vanished. In their place was crisp desert air, spotless blue skies, and news that sent every group chat into a frenzy. Calvin Harris wasn’t going home. In a massive scheduling Triumph, organizers reworked the entire Sunday timetable to squeeze Calvin into prime time. They slotted him directly before Swedish House Mafia closed out the weekend. The collective relief rippling through the valley was palpable.

Sunday threw one more logistical curveball when The Blessed Madonna was forced to bow out of her scheduled time slot. Rather than scrambling or leaving a gaping hole in the day, the festival brought over Peggy Gou to take her place. This was a seamless pivot that set the tone for an unforgettable bounce back.

The Music: From Sun-Drenched House to Dubstep Wonderland

By the time the polo fields reopened on Sunday afternoon, the vibe had transformed from disappointment into pure, unhinged joy we are used to at a music festival. Peggy Gou kicked things off with an irresistibly bubbly, sun-drenched set that instantly shook off the previous night’s damp chill. Her breezy house selections and buoyant grooves got everyone smiling, moving, and locked back into the festival spirit.

From there, Dom Dolla and KETTAMA stepped up and laid down an absolute clinic in tech house. Their back-to-back delivery brought gorgeous rolling basslines and punchy percussion. Also, there was an unrelenting bounce that kept the entire field moving as the sunset painted the San Jacinto mountains in deep purple and orange. At one point, I even had a drink with the one and only Chris Lake on stage during their set.

Then came one of the most iconic producers out there, Sonny Moore. Skrillex completely hijacked the desert and dragged every soul on the grounds straight down the rabbit hole into a full-blown dubstep wonderland. He chopped between skull-snapping bass, classic underground bangers, and frenetic edits that reminded everyone why he remains one of the most unpredictable, exhilarating forces on a festival stage. The sheer kinetic force of his set turned the grass into a massive dust cloud of moshing and collective disbelief.

Calvin Harris Throws Down the Heavy Hitters

Because he was sidelined by Saturday’s lightning, Calvin Harris stepped onto Sunday’s stage with a point to prove. The man did not hold back. He dug straight into his bottomless catalog of world-stopping anthems, unleashing track after track of certified dance music history. From ‘Summer’ and ‘Feel So Close’ to his heavier club edits, he had tens of thousands of voices belting out every single lyric in unison. It was relentless and euphoric. Furthermore, it was loud enough to shake the Coachella Valley. Hearing that arsenal of stadium hits delivered back-to-back under open desert skies made Saturday’s cancellation feel like a distant, faded memory.

Swedish House Mafia Bridges the Generations

When the lights dimmed for Swedish House Mafia, the weekend reached its emotional peak. Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello stepped into their closing duties with the kind of cinematic grandeur only they can command. They took us straight back to the golden era of progressive house, firing off soaring songs from both their older catalog and new ones alike. These are songs that defined a generation of ravers and gave us festival anthems that many DJs play or remix for their own sets. Standing under the towering rig, arms locked around friends both old and new, the fields became a sea of shared emotion. As the familiar chords of ‘Save The World,’ ‘Heaven Takes You Home,’ and ‘Don’t You Worry Child’ reverberated through the night air, you could feel the entire crowd exhale together.

Head Trip began with lightning, rain, and heartbreak, but finished with pure joy and full of memories for 90,000 people. It was a weekend that proved that when production, logistics, and legendary selectors align, even the nastiest hurricane-force storms cannot stop the tireless work put in by the promoters and staff alike. Their commitment made a great show for the history books.

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The announcement comes on the back of serious momentum. The three artists sold out three consecutive shows at Finsbury Park, with roughly 200,000 fans registering interest in tickets. That kind of demand for a three-way b2b set is rare, and it’s clearly enough to convince Creamfields organizers to bring the format north to Daresbury, Cheshire for the festival’s August Bank Holiday weekend.

Each artist arrives with their own distinct footprint on the UK scene. Josh Baker has become one of underground house music’s most in-demand names, building a reputation on relentless touring and a sound that leans heavily into rolling, groove-driven production. KETTAMA, the Irish producer who’s spent the last few years turning heads with his high-energy, bass-forward sets, has amassed a global following that extends well beyond his original tech house roots. Prospa, the duo known for blending old-school rave nostalgia with more polished, euphoric club sounds, round out the trio with a style that bridges generations of UK dance music fans.

All three have already had standout moments on the Creamfields grounds in years past, performing individually across different stages. Bringing them together as a headline act is being billed as a statement booking for the festival’s ARC stage, which has become known over the years for hosting some of the more forward-thinking house and techno lineups on site.

The timing lines up with Creamfields’ 30th anniversary celebrations, adding extra weight to what’s expected to be one of the most talked-about sets of the weekend. Creamfields runs Thursday, August 26 through Sunday, August 29, 2027 at its longtime home in Daresbury, Cheshire.

Tickets for Creamfields 2027 are on sale now via creamfields.com.

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Apple Music is serving as the festival’s official livestream partner, meaning fans who can’t make the trip to the Coachella Valley will still get a front-row view of the lineup across both days. The bill is stacked: Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, FISHER b2b Chris Lake under the Under Construction banner, Peggy Gou b2b Four Tet, Dom Dolla b2b Kettama, and more are all on the schedule.

Head Trip itself has been one of the more talked-about additions to the fall festival calendar, billed as a one-time experience rather than a recurring event, which has added to the buzz around who’s playing and what sets might go down.

How to Tune In

Fans can stream Head Trip for free on Apple Music (no subscription required) and Apple TV, or catch it on Apple Music’s TikTok account, Twitch, and YouTube. For those who’d rather just listen, an audio-only simulcast will run on Apple Music 1 and Apple Music Club, plus TuneIn and SiriusXM.

Each night’s video broadcast gets a replay at 2:00 AM PT across Apple Music, Apple TV, and TikTok, with the audio version also repeating on Apple Music Radio and TuneIn for anyone who misses the live window or wants a second listen.

The full performance schedule, all times Pacific and subject to change, breaks down as follows:

Saturday, October 10
4:30 PM: Seth Troxler b2b Ben Sterling
7:20 PM: Peggy Gou b2b Four Tet
9:10 PM: Under Construction: FISHER b2b Chris Lake
11:00 PM: Calvin Harris

Sunday, October 11
3:30 PM: DJ Harvey
5:00 PM: The Blessed Madonna
6:50 PM: Dom Dolla b2b Kettama
8:40 PM: Skrillex
10:30 PM: Swedish House Mafia

The partnership marks Apple Music’s first festival deal at this scale, a sign the streaming platform is leaning further into dance and electronic coverage. It follows on from the platform’s DJ Mix program and Apple Music Club Radio efforts, both of which have been built around getting festival and club sets in front of listeners who aren’t necessarily on-site.

Back-to-back sets have become something of a calling card for lineups like this one, and the pairings here are notable on paper alone. Peggy Gou and Four Tet occupy pretty different corners of dance music, while Dom Dolla and Kettama lean harder into the bass-driven, festival-ready side of house. FISHER and Chris Lake, performing under the Under Construction name, have already built a reputation for unpredictable collaborative sets elsewhere this year.

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FNGRS CRSSD has revealed the Phase One lineup for PROPER NYE/NYD 2026, returning to Petco Park on December 31 and January 1. Since launching in 2022, the festival has become a favorite for fans looking for a more curated New Year’s experience. This year’s lineup might be its strongest yet.

NYE/NYD Lineup

One of the biggest highlights comes from a special b3b featuring Cloonee, KETTAMA, and Josh Baker. All three artists will also perform solo sets throughout the weekend. Expect this one to be a crowd magnet. Techno fans have plenty to get excited about as well. Sara Landry leads the charge alongside I Hate Models, Klangkuenstler, Nico Moreno, and Eli Brown. The lineup definitely leans heavier than previous editions, bringing more hard-hitting sounds to the forefront.

House music remains at the heart of PROPER. Green Velvet, Chris Lorenzo, Cassian, Odd Mob, Ben Sterling, Beltran, SOSA, Westend, OMNOM, and SIDEPIECE are all set to take over dance floors across the two-day event. Murda Beatz also appears on the bill, adding an unexpected crossover booking to the mix. My favourite as always is Lane 8’s This Never Happened Takeover. He is bringing along label favourites Massane, Qrion, Robby East and Otherwish.

Part of what makes PROPER special is the setting itself. Few New Year’s events can match dancing beneath the San Diego skyline at Petco Park. The open-air venue has become a signature part of the experience and continues to help the festival stand out from the crowded holiday calendar. With additional artists still to be announced, Phase One already delivers a strong mix of house, techno, melodic sounds, and underground talent. If this first reveal is any indication, PROPER looks ready to close out 2026 in style.

Whether you’re chasing sunrise sets, hard techno, or melodic house, PROPER has something for every dance music fan. Add in San Diego’s perfect winter weather and the iconic Petco Park setting, and it’s easy to see why this event has become a New Year’s tradition. Alumni presale begins September 8 at 12 PM PT. The community presale follows on September 9 at 12 PM PT, with general on-sale beginning later that day at 2 PM PT. Sign up for access here.

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How ‘MYSTERY OF RAW’ started coming into fruition

The story of this track started back in 2018 when KETTAMA shared an early version of this track with Michael Bibi. Then, the track quickly gained traction, becoming a cult favorite on dancefloors across the globe. It captured the attention of festival-goers who actively sought it out after listening to it at events, eager to experience its vibrant energy. The song is built around a sample from ‘Da Mystery of Chessboxin’, the 1994 hit track from Wu-Tang Clan themselves.

‘MYSTERY OF RAW’ comes out via CircoLoco Records, a label that represents a dynamic partnership between the renowned club brand CircoLoco and Rockstar Games. Furthermore, Michael Bibi’s strong connections within the CircoLoco family played a crucial role in bringing this organic dancefloor hit to its official release. With Rockstar Games actively promoting innovative and cutting-edge club music, there is considerable excitement about the possibility that this anthem could feature in the much-anticipated upcoming video game, Grand Theft Auto VI. Fans can look forward to cruising through the streets of Leonida with ‘MYSTERY OF RAW’ setting the perfect vibe for their gaming experience.

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Tiësto, Chris Lake, and Subtronics are all festival returnees, each having delivered standout sets at LAN in previous years. Gryffin joins them at the top of the card alongside a handful of international debuts — Irish techno act KETTAMA, French hard techno artist I Hate Models, and Japanese hard dance artist YØU$UKE YUK1MAT$U are all making their Lights All Night debuts this year.

The festival is also making a venue move, returning to Dallas Fair Park for the first time since 2012. The 277-acre National Historic Landmark — home to the nation’s largest collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition architecture — gives the event a significant upgrade in scale and setting.

Founder James “Disco Donnie” Estopinal Jr. spoke to the significance of the return: “For 16 years, Lights All Night has continued to grow because of the fans who have made it their New Year’s Eve tradition. Returning to Fair Park feels like the right next step in the festival’s evolution. It’s where some of our earliest memories were made, but this year’s event is all about looking forward. We’re building the biggest Lights All Night yet, and we can’t wait to celebrate the countdown into 2027 with everyone.”

LAN launched on New Year’s Eve 2010 and has since grown into one of North America’s marquee year-end events, drawing over 300,000 attendees and more than 500 artists across its run — among them Calvin Harris, Deadmau5, Skrillex, Kaskade, Porter Robinson, and Illenium.

Full Lights All Night 2026 Lineup

ARMNHMR, ARTIFAKTS, ATLiens, AVELLO, AZYR, BEAUZ, BYORN, Chris Lake, Conrad Taylor, Devault, DJ Mandy, FLY, GG Magree, Gryffin, Hershe, HHUNTER, Hydraulix, I Hate Models, Ian Asher, JIGITZ, Jon Casey, Josh Baker, KETTAMA, Level Up, LYNY, Mad Dubz b2b VKTM, MADGRRL, Marie Vaunt, Mindset, Ninajirachi, Sidequest, Skull Machine (Black Tiger Sex Machine x Kai Wachi), Subtronics, Telykast, Tiësto, William Black, YDG, WTCHCRFT, YØU$UKE YUK1MAT$U

Following last week’s blind presale, general tickets go live Thursday, July 9 at 10 a.m. CT. Fans can sign up for an on-sale alert and enter for a chance to win backstage passes at lightsallnight.com. Additional lineup announcements and festival details are expected in the coming months.

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Now more than a decade into its run, Splash House has carved out a distinct lane in the North American festival calendar. The format is simple but effective: daytime pool parties across the resort properties, a city that leans into the chaos with drag brunches and vintage shopping, and after-hours sets beneath vintage aircraft at the Air Museum once the sun goes down.

Weekend One: August 7–9

The first weekend leads with a b2b DJ set from producer Kenny Beats and NYC club-pop duo Fcukers — one of the more left-field pairings on any festival bill this summer. Joining them are a DJ set from indie rock staples Foster the People, UK house selector Josh Baker, Australian digger Mall Grab, hard techno mainstay Layton Giordani, and the high-BPM output of KETTAMA. Electro-pop act Łaszewo and bass-heavy rising act ALLEYCVT round out the top-line names.

Further down the Weekend One bill: bass music act WHIPPED CREAM, dubstep duo Jkyl & Hyde, vocalist Kaleena Zanders, Brooklyn producer BRIDGE, Canadian house artist HNTR, and the nostalgic dance floor energy of Starjunk 95, among others.

After Hours at the Palm Springs Air Museum gets Weekend One’s biggest name in The Chainsmokers, alongside Ship Wrek, UK house act Biscits, and rising producer SLAMM.

Weekend Two: August 14–16

Weekend Two pulls from a different corner of the electronic spectrum. Alison Wonderland headlines alongside British duo Prospa, electronic pioneer Tiga, chart-friendly house producer D.O.D, Whethan, fast-rising Australian Riordan, and bass house act OMNOM. Brazilian house artist Classmatic and Melbourne favorite Torren Foot add regional flavor, with viral UK breakout BL3SS and melodic duo Twin Diplomacy also on the card.

The Weekend Two Air Museum program features Gorgon City, fast-rising selector Jackie Hollander, breakout act TOBEHONEST, and UK producer SCRIPT. Additional special guests for both weekends are still to be announced.

Hotel packages at one of the three resort properties include a three-night stay, festival admission, and shuttle access between venues. The festival is 21+.

Remaining passes go on sale Wednesday, July 1 at 11am PST. Fans can register for first access now at splashhouse.com.

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The 39th sailing sold out a record-breaking 11 months in advance and has grown from a gathering of 125 people into what Whet Travel bills as the world’s largest floating music festival, having brought nearly 100,000 attendees through its doors over the years. A waitlist is now open for anyone still hoping to get on board.

A notable addition for 2027: Groove Cruise will take over Royal Caribbean’s brand-new Royal Beach Club on Paradise Island as its first privately chartered experience at the destination. The beachfront stop features the Floating Flamingo — billed as the world’s largest swim-up bar — alongside multiple pools, private beach zones, and island food and drink. The entire property will be reserved exclusively for the #GCFAM during the sailing’s destination day.

Beukema framed the theme reveal in terms that go beyond wardrobe choices: “On Groove Cruise, themes have never been just about costumes. They’re permission slips. They give Captains a reason to play, connect, let go and step into parts of themselves they may not always access in everyday life. For GC27, every theme carries more intention through The Groove Effect and the 8 Waves, so the whole sailing becomes a journey. You arrive as yourself, you explore, you break patterns, you connect, and you leave with a ripple that keeps moving long after we’re back on land.”

The 2027 Theme Journey, Night by Night

The sailing opens Thursday, January 21 with Represent — Groove Cruise’s traditional first-night theme where Captains show up in hometown flags, sports jerseys, cultural icons, and personal symbols. It’s tied to Wave One: Gauge Your Frequency. Thursday night then transitions into Lost in Neverland, a moonlit fantasy built around pirates, mermaids, fairies, and general mischief, mapped to Wave Two: Ride Your Curiosity.

Friday daytime brings Naughty by Nature — think vines, butterflies, bold florals, and untamed jungle energy — aligned with Wave Three: Overcome Your Comfort Zone. After dark Friday, Cartoons Gone Wild takes over, inviting animated alter egos and full-color chaos, tied to Wave Four: Own Your Groove.

Saturday’s destination day at the Royal Beach Club gets its own theme: Flamingle, a flamingo-and-tropical-pink affair that aligns with Wave Five: Vibe With Purpose. Back on board Saturday night, To The Moon brings astronauts, metallics, iridescent extraterrestrials, and space-age looks — representing Wave Six: Embrace & Elevate.

Sunday, January 24 opens with Retro Splash & Sass, a poolside throwback pulling from ’80s neon, Y2K, and vintage swimwear, connected to Wave Seven: Spark A Ripple. The 2027 sailing closes with Cyberpunk Vice — LEDs, chrome, leather, and futuristic streetwear — serving as the culmination of Wave Eight: The Infinity, which centers on legacy and the energy that carries beyond the voyage itself.

The 2027 Lineup

The themes unfold alongside a previously announced lineup spanning house, techno, trance, melodic, bass, drum and bass, and more. Headliners include Drumcode founder Adam Beyer, Groove Cruise regular BUNT., Disco Lines, hard-groove force KETTAMA, and Eli Brown. The broader bill also features Andrew Bayer, CID, DJ Susan, Ely Oaks, Mitis, Sam Feldt, Tom Higgenson of Plain White T’s, Travis Clark of We The Kings, Trivecta, and others.

Women artists make up more than 35% of the 2027 lineup — a figure Groove Cruise has been actively pushing upward in recent editions. Confirmed female performers include Amy Wiles, Bella Renee, Jackie Hollander, Linney, Luci, Maxinne, me n u, Nifra, Raecola, Sarah de Warren, Whipped Cream, and more.

With the 2027 sailing already sold out, anyone looking to get aboard can join the official waitlist through Whet Travel’s booking portal. Cabins for Groove Cruise 2027 are gone, but use code edmtunes when signing up for the waitlist for up to $200 off your cabin. This edmtunes code also applies discounts on the new Shattered Shores emo-rock themed cruise taking place in September 2027!

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Joining the bill are KETTAMA, The Warren Haynes Incident, Frost Children (DJ Set), and Dean Turnley, along with a special edition of EOTO & Friends featuring Scott Metzger (Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, LaMP) on guitar and Kyle Hollingsworth of The String Cheese Incident on keys. The additions help round out a lineup that once again blends electronic music, jam bands, indie acts, funk, rock, and psychedelic sounds in a way few festivals can.

Now entering its 13th year, Hulaween continues to cement its reputation as one of North America’s premier destination festivals, offering a uniquely immersive experience set within the sprawling forests and riverbanks of Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park.

Final Artist Additions Bring Fresh Energy To Suwannee

One of the biggest additions comes in the form of Irish producer KETTAMA, whose high-energy blend of house, techno, and rave influences has made him one of dance music’s fastest-rising stars. Fresh off major performances around the globe, his arrival adds another exciting electronic element to an already stacked weekend.

Meanwhile, The Warren Haynes Incident will host a special Saturday night Shebang featuring music from The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers Band. The performance pays tribute to Haynes’ roots with the legendary southern rock group and his longstanding connection to Spirit of the Suwannee, where the Allman Brothers Band previously hosted events for years.

Frost Children will bring their genre-blurring electronic and indie-pop sounds to the festival with a DJ set, while house producer Dean Turnley arrives following the breakout success of his track “Actin’ Tough.”

Hulaween also continues its tradition of one-of-a-kind collaborations. EOTO & Friends will feature special guests Scott Metzger and Kyle Hollingsworth, bringing together members of Joe Russo’s Almost Dead and The String Cheese Incident for what is sure to be another Suwannee-exclusive moment.

More Than Just A Music Festival

While the lineup remains one of the biggest draws, Hulaween has built its reputation around creating an immersive destination experience. Set among the Spanish moss-covered forests and winding riverbanks of Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, the festival blends music, art, camping, and community into a weekend unlike any other.

By day, attendees can explore campgrounds, riverside trails, and interactive installations. By night, the festival transforms into a world of elaborate stage production, themed campsites, costumes, and late-night discoveries.

Spirit Lake 360° Returns

Responding to fan feedback, Hulaween will bring back the full Spirit Lake 360° Experience in 2026. Widely regarded as the heart of the festival, the immersive art area features projection mapping, large-scale installations, interactive sculptures, and performance art spread around the lake.

The restoration of the complete walking path around Spirit Lake allows attendees to fully immerse themselves in one of the most celebrated art environments in the U.S. festival landscape.

The beloved Amphitheater Stage, tucked within the forest and enhanced with custom production each year, will also return as one of the weekend’s signature experiences.

New Experiences And Fan-Friendly Improvements

Hulaween is introducing several upgrades aimed at improving the festival experience in 2026.

Four-day GA passes will start at $469—more than $75 less than 2025 pricing—as the festival looks to give back to its loyal Hula Fam while keeping the event accessible.

Additional improvements include expanded VIP offerings, a new dedicated gate connecting Meadow Field camping directly to the festival grounds, the return of the River Road VIP Lounge entrance, and an expanded shuttle program designed to improve mobility throughout the park.

Guests looking for a more turnkey experience will have access to new glamping packages and preset RV options, while VIP attendees can expect upgraded swag bags and additional comfort amenities.

Fans can also look forward to several artist-led takeovers, including Green Velvet presents LaLaLand, Of The Trees’ Memory Palace, and the Def: Off Limits Stage.

A Tradition Unlike Any Other

Held annually during Hulaween weekend, Hulaween has become one of the most beloved destination festivals in North America thanks to its genre-defying programming and deeply connected community. Over the years, the event has created a space where electronic music fans, jam band enthusiasts, indie lovers, and psychedelic explorers all converge under the canopy of Spirit of the Suwannee.

With another stacked lineup, immersive art installations, and fan-focused upgrades, Hulaween 2026 is shaping up to be one of the festival’s biggest editions yet.

Tickets are available now through the festival’s official website.

Hulaween 2026 Lineup (A-Z)

A Hundred Drums, Ahee, AK SPORTS, Anthill Cinema w/ Jon Ditty, Baalti, Ben Böhmer, Big Gramatik feat. Big Gigantic & Gramatik, Caitlin Kristo & The Broadcast, Casey Club, Close Friends Only, Costa, Crankdat, Curra, Daily Bread, Daniel Allan, Dean Turnley, Dope Lemon, Drama (DJ Set), Effy, Eggy, EOTO & Friends featuring Scott Metzger and Kyle Hollingsworth, Excision, Frost Children (DJ Set), Geese, Gravagers, Green Velvet, Greyboy Allstars, Guavatron, Gudfella, Guerilla Toss, Hamdi, HerShe, HEYZ, Hhunter, INVT, Jackie Hollander, Jerro, Jon Stickley Trio, Joy Wagon, KARAN!, Karina Rykman, Kasablanca, KETTAMA, LaMP, Lettuce, Levity, Lewis OfMan, Lyny, Maddy O’Neal, Magoo, Manic Focus, Midnight Generation, Minim, Moonstone Riders, Motifv, Mountain Grass Unit, My Morning Jacket, Natalie Brooke, Of The Trees, Opiuo, Playlunch, Pretty Lights, Richard Finger, Riordan, Rudashi, Saka x FLY, Salute, Sneezy, Steller, STS9, Supertaste, Tapers Choice, The Ain’t Sisters, The String Cheese Incident (3 Nights), The Warren Haynes Incident, The Yeah Babys, Tini Gessler, Tire Fire, True Loves, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Willis, and ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U.

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This is my favorite festival, filled with great vibes, great music, and great views. At The Ocean View mainstage, indulge in the sounds of all things house. With Polo & Pan, Channel Tres, Phantoms, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (live) and more, this stage has plenty of room for dancing. At The Palms, things get funkier and groovier here. Check out Bedouin, Kavinsky, Purple Disco Machine, Seth Troxler b2b Eats Everything, and more. Now, the City Steps hold an all new lineup this year. Join Deborah De Luca, Maya Jane Coles, Umek, Ameme, Anfisa Letyago, and so much more, it’s going to be a party here.

With a minimalist footprint, various sponsor activations, and plentiful food offerings, CRSSD Spring is shaping up to kick the new year into high gear. Probably one of the first starting festivals of the year, attendees return to the amazing sunsets and ocean breeze. Grab your crew and strut in style in San Diego. Wishing for more after the event? Stay tuned for the after party announcements closer to the date. Check out the lineup and stay tuned for more details.

Tickets

The Alumni Presale is Tuesday December 20th @ 11AM PT. This is for purchasers of Weekend Passes from the inaugural CRSSD Spring ’15, CRSSD Spring/Fall ‘22, and DAY.MVS XL ‘22. Use the email associated with your Weekend Pass purchase as your access code. 

SMS Presale takes place Wednesday December 21st @ 11AM PT. Text “CRSSDFEST” to (855) 912-1457. Lastly, General On Sale begins Thursday December 22nd @ 11AM PT. Don’t delay! CRSSD awaits for another spectacular year!

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