Eat to the Beat Bands Revealed for 21st Epcot Food & Wine Festival

- Michelle Snow

David Cook at Epcot

We’re still a few months off from the start of the 21st Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, but Walt Disney World has released the line-up for this year’s Eat to the Beat concert series.

The line-up is a great mix of 80s and 90s superstars. There are a lot of returning favorites, but there are also eight new ones playing the fest this year: Wang Chung, BoDeans, Plain White T’s, Jeffrey Osborne, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Living Colour, Soul Asylum, and Delta Rae.

Here is the complete line-up of artists scheduled to play the 2016 edition of the Eat to the Beat concert series:

Sept. 14-15 – Wang Chung (NEW)
Sept. 16-18 – STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas
Sept. 19-20 – Air Supply
Sept. 21-23 – BoDeans (NEW)
Sept. 24-25 – Fuel
Sept. 26-28 – Sugar Ray
Sept. 29-30 – Los Lobos
Oct. 1-2 – David Cook
Oct. 3-4 – Wilson Phillips
Oct. 5-6 – Blues Traveler
Oct. 7-9 – Plain White T’s (NEW)
Oct. 10-11 – .38 Special
Oct. 12-13 – Jeffrey Osborne (NEW)
Oct. 14-16 – Tiffany
Oct. 17-19 – Dennis DeYoung: The Music of Styx
Oct. 20-21 – Christopher Cross
Oct. 22-23 – Toad The Wet Sprocket (NEW)
Oct. 24-25 – Chaka Khan
Oct. 26-27 – Billy Ocean
Oct. 28-29 – Living Colour (NEW)
Oct. 30-Nov. 1 – Hanson
Nov. 2-3 – Soul Asylum (NEW)
Nov. 4-6 – Delta Rae (NEW)
Nov. 7-9 – Boyz II Men
Nov. 10-11 – Sister Hazel
Nov. 12-14 – Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

Shows take place at 5:30pm, 6:45pm and 8pm daily. Entertainment and appearances are subject to change without notice.

Eat to the Beat concerts are included with admission to Epcot. Visit disneyworld.com for more details.

About Michelle Snow

Michelle is the owner and editor of CitySurfing Orlando. She also owns Zengrrl.com, is a freelance writer specializing in travel and entertainment, has authored/co-authored four guidebooks on Orlando and Florida, and is head editor/writer at TheDisneyBlog.com. She's lived in Orlando near Walt Disney World since 1995, and still finds there's so much fun to be had in Central Florida.
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