CRSSD Festival Fall Adds Boys Noize, Adam Sellouk, and More on 2026 Lineup

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FNGRS CRSSD unveiled that Boys Noize, Adam Sellouk, Ahadadream, and more have been added to the CRSSD Festival Fall lineup.

CRSSD Festival Fall is getting closer by the day, and the FNGRS CRSSD team is clearly gearing up for something special. The festival is set to return to its home for the past decade, San Diego’s Waterfront Park, for another round on September 26-27, and it’s shaping up to be another fantastic weekend filled with house, techno, indie dance, and more.

The additional artists that FNGRS CRSSD drops on the lineups for CRSSD Festival are typically top-tier, and they’ve cooked up something special for the fall edition. Joining in on the fun are Boys Noize, Adam Sellouk, and Ahadadream this time around. All three artists will bring some added diversity into the mix, whether from the realms of electro and techno, indie dance, or club-forward music.

Also announced on the lineup are artists who will help set the tone for each day of the festival. This includes CRSSD residents Heminguey and Rivka M, UK duo beginagain, Los Angeles artists BB SHaine and SAAND, and Brooklyn DJ Punkybutter. Those who arrived early to catch these sets in the past were treated to discounted food and beverage options during the festival’s happy hour, so stay tuned for details there.

These new additions enhance the already-stacked lineup for CRSSD Festival Fall. That list includes heavy-hitting acts like Mochakk, Chris Lake b2b Disclosure, Groove Armada, horsegiirL, ChaseWest, KETTAMA, Layton Giordani, Skepta, Sonny Fodera, Prospa, Rossi. b2b Carlita, Marlon Hoffstadt, I Hate Models, and more.

Stay tuned for additional announcements, including the official after parties, food vendors, curated drinks, and other activations taking place at CRSSD Festival Fall this year.

Weekend passes and Sunday passes for CRSSD Festival Fall 2026 are sold out. Saturday passes are close to selling out, too. Head to the official website to grab yours before it’s too late!