CRSSD Festival adds final artists to Fall 2023 lineup

FNGRS CRSSD revealed the final additions to this year’s CRSSD Festival Fall lineup featuring Boys Noize, Mindchatter, Hank K, Juliet Mendoza, Yu Su, and more. 

Less than two months remain until San Diego’s iconic Waterfront Park becomes home for house and techno when CRSSD Festival Fall takes place September 23-24. Throughout the years, CRSSD Festival has become a pillar of the international festival calendar with its diverse lineups showcasing some of the biggest headliners in the scene, as well as rising talent waiting to be heard by the masses. With its initial lineup announced in June, FNGRS CRSSD set the bar for one of the most wide-reaching CRSSD Festival lineups to date. Now, they added the finishing touches to an already impressive lineup.   

In this latest and final wave of artists announced, New York City-based Mindchatter is the only one added to the Ocean View stage where future bass pioneer Flume and electronic duo Underworld are set to headline. GRAMMY®-nominated Boys Noize, Los Angeles-born Hank K, house duo Sweet Like Chocolate and FNGRS CRSSD residents Boys Don’t Disco, on the other hand, are set to perform at the Palms Stage alongside house headliners Chris Lake and Cloonee and British artist Basement Jaxx. Soulful house queen Juliet Mendoza, Vancouver-based instrumentalist Yu Su, San Diego-based TA., and Elicit Music owner Laura Peck will join techno headliners Amelie Lens and Charlotte de Witte at the City Steps stage.

Weekend passes for CRSSD Festival Fall 2023 are currently sold out. Single-day passes will be available to purchase on Friday, August 11 at 11 a.m. PT here. For those looking for weekend passes, stay tuned for an official ticket exchange to be announced closer to the event date. Who are you looking forward to seeing the most? Check out the full lineup below. Visit CRSSD Festival’s website for the full details regarding the event here.  

 

 

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