CRSSD teased the lineup and invited fans to sign up for the reveal and presale.
Alumni early access
CRSSD gave returning fans a head start. About 50% of alumni visitors RSVP’d, and the go-live reminder produced 189% click volume, indicating strong repeat interest.
During presale registration, Laylo surfaced a Collabs carousel that highlighted headliners like Empire of the Sun and John Summit right in the thread. Fans discovered artists as they signed up, which kept the conversation warm between RSVP and on-sale.
After three-day passes sold out, CRSSD opened a second-chance opt-in for single-day tickets. Fans dropped their phone numbers to get first notice. As the event neared, CRSSD texted this list first and the single-day batch sold out quickly again. This prioritized loyal fans and created a clean re-engagement moment for future drops.
In the weeks leading up to the festival, CRSSD is running a citywide hunt: “We’re dropping exclusive artist items and tickets around San Diego. Sign up for hints.” The first pickup was a Lane 8 vinyl at Spin Nightclub. The hunt gave CRSSD fresh content to promote on digital channels even with a fully sold-out lineup.