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CRSSD announces After Dark and Warm Up parties with Dubfire, Bonobo and more

The pre- and post- get down brings monster line-ups

  • Sydney Megan Jow
  • 15 September 2016

San Diego's bi-annual CRSSD Festival is one of California's premier events. So far, each edition of the two-day affair has impressed with their underground-tipped line-ups that cater to the festival's beachside, summer vibes.

CRSSD has now announced the programming for its pre- and post-festival events, taking place at venues around the city from September 30 through October 2.

If the actual festival's line-up, which includes Bonobo, Zhu, Busy P, Lee Burridge, Brodinski and Leon Vynehall wasn't enough, Warm Up parties include day-time soirees with Nora En Pure, Aeroplane, Lee Foss and Zimmer + Jason Bentley. The After Dark events will extend well past sundown with Bonobo + Matrixxman, Maya Jane Coles, Dubfire + M.A.N.D.Y. and more.

You can purchase tickets to CRSSD Festival here.

See the full Warm Up and After Dark line-ups below.

Sydney is Mixmag's US Digital Content Editor. Follow her on Twitter here

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