CRSSD at San Diego’s Waterfront Park Recap
- Mar 7, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 8, 2025

This past weekend, CRSSD Festival returned to Waterfront Park in San Diego for its highly anticipated 10th anniversary edition. Taking place on March 1st and 2nd, the festival once again delivered an unforgettable experience, blending cutting-edge electronic music, stunning waterfront views, and an electric crowd that came ready to dance.
For its milestone year, CRSSD pulled out all the stops, curating a lineup that paid tribute to its decade-long influence on the house, techno, and electronic music scenes. Headlining the festival were legendary acts such as Justice, making a highly awaited return with their signature French electro sound, and Fisher, whose infectious energy had the crowd moving nonstop.

The festival also saw performances from Busy P, the mastermind behind Ed Banger Records, bringing a taste of classic French house, and A-Trak, the turntable wizard known for his genre-blending sets. Fans were also treated to an eclectic mix of underground and mainstream talent, spanning multiple stages, including acts like Chris Lorenzo, Flight Facilities, Kavinsky, Ben UFO and Sasha & John Digweed.
Set against the picturesque backdrop of San Diego Bay, Waterfront Park has been the festival’s home since its inception. The venue’s palm tree-lined walkways, ocean breeze, and scenic sunset views create a truly unmatched atmosphere for a dance music festival. CRSSD is known for attracting a sophisticated yet high-energy crowd—music lovers who appreciate a well-curated lineup and an intimate, boutique festival experience.

Since its debut in 2015, CRSSD has become a staple in the West Coast electronic music scene, bridging the gap between underground house & techno and more mainstream dance music. Over the years, the festival has helped bring global electronic artists to San Diego while maintaining a unique, festival focus on quality music and an immersive experience.
Celebrating its 10th year, the 2025 edition was more than just a festival—it was a testament to how far CRSSD has come. With fans, artists, and organizers coming together to mark a decade of unforgettable moments, this year’s event felt like a true celebration of music, community, and the future of dance culture in Southern California.

As CRSSD continues to grow and evolve, one thing is certain—it remains one of the most beloved electronic festivals on the West Coast, and its influence on the dance music world is only just beginning.

Photos and Story by Adrian Matthew Perez.



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