2024 EPCOT Eat to the Beat Concert Series Lineup Announced: New Acts and Favorites Revealed

Jul 01, 2024 in "Epcot International Food and Wine Festival"

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2023 Eat to the Beat Concert Series

Posted: Monday July 1, 2024 12:20pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has today unveiled the performer lineup for the 2024 Epcot Eat to the Beat Concert series, part of the EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival.

2023 Eat to the Beat Concert Series

The lineup includes nine fresh-to-the-festival acts, including Yellowcard, Mau Y Ricky, and David Archuleta, in addition to house favorites like Hanson, Tiffany, and Boyz II Men.

Aug. 30-31 – The Fray
Sept. 1-2 – Sugar Ray
Sept. 6-7 – Hoobastank
Sept. 8-9 – Yellowcard (NEW)
Sept. 13-14 – Tiffany
Sept. 15-16 – MercyMe
Sept. 20-21 – Sheila E.
Sept. 22-23 – The Wanted (NEW)
Sept. 27 – Luis Figueroa
Sept. 28-29 – Mau Y Ricky (NEW)
Sept. 30 – Jesse & Joy (NEW)
Oct. 4-5 – Aloe Blacc (NEW)
Oct. 6-7 – Joey Fatone & Friends
Oct. 11-12 – We The Kings
Oct. 13-14 – Switchfoot
Oct. 18-19 – David Archuleta (NEW)
Oct. 20-21 – Billy Ocean
Oct. 25-28 – Hanson
Nov. 1-2 – Haley Reinhart featuring Emily Estefan, Casey Abrams and Janel Parrish (NEW)
Nov. 3-4 – Boyz II Men
Nov. 8-9 – Magic! (NEW)
Nov. 10-11 – Parmalee (NEW)
Nov. 15-16 – Smash Mouth
Nov. 17-18 – 98 Degrees

Eat to the Beat Dining Packages go on sale July 9 and include a meal at select EPCOT restaurants, followed by guaranteed seating at the Eat to the Beat Concert Series shows. 2024 EPCOT Eat to the Beat Dining Packages: Complete Guide to Pricing and Restaurants

2023 Eat to the Beat Concert Series

The 2024 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival presented by CORKCICLE takes place at Walt Disney World August 29 through November 23, 2024. Eat to the Beat Concert Series is included with regular park admission.

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tpoly8828 days ago

Was there this weekend and you’re right it’s terrible. Looks like my middle school cafe not even high school. Not sure why they don’t use that big pavilion by Canada

DCBakerOct 19, 2024

The Australia booth is finally in use - photo from today:

Chef idea Mickey`=Sep 07, 2024

This article even though they labeled kids had some interesting comments and one of the images here has a person photo posing and I guess it shows you can hold something from the table not sure if you could or were you allowed to even do that. I'm surprised not one person was watching and beginning to think it's possible one ten year old suddenly disastered the thing and now articles are everywhere making kids the problem as reading this. https://www.fantasylandnews.com/2024/08/31/muppets-lab-photo-op-removed-in-less-than-72-hours-from-epcot-food-wine-after-kids-destroy-set-pieces/

TrainsOfDisneySep 07, 2024

I think we probably agree - in general I’m annoyed by parents not watching kids but I do think there is an expectation that things be a little more kid proof at Disney. I don’t really know what was on display and what got damaged in this situation so I’m not totally sure what to think.

TiggerishSep 07, 2024

Handled does not equal broken, and interactive queues are not the same thing as "lemme break off this glued-down show item" (e.g., the disgusting honey wall in WTP, or the nearly impossible to displace jewels in SWMT--everything in both those queues has been childproofed!). I still think that parents should keep an eye on their children in a queue and make sure they don't break stuff. We can agree to disagree on this. There's plenty adults break stuff at WDW, and that's a whole 'nother issue. I'll give you this one. If WDW is insisting that ECVs go through a standby queue, they should make dang sure that an ECV can navigate said queue. But if an adult is navigating Main Street on their ECV, they should drive it as though they were on a local road. ;)

Andrew CSep 06, 2024

It pulls on our nostalgic heart strings, and apparently they think that is enough...

TrainsOfDisneySep 06, 2024

Within reason though. There’s lots of things designed to be handled by people at Disney world - the interactive elements at mansion, Snow White, Winnie the Pooh, etc. I’ve certainly seen parents ignore kids to an unreasonable amount, but Disney should expect kids are gonna touch things within reach. The worst damage I’ve seen an ECV do was in the standby line for Rise. It’s dim lighting, lots of people, and pretty narrow to navigate. They turned a corner too sharp and took out some of the decorative elements. It’s pretty understandable- they weren’t being reckless.

Chef idea Mickey`=Sep 06, 2024

It's also annoying for non figment fans. They did the same with Epcot Forever merch which was my favorite nighttime show along Illumination's ROE but I didn't even buy anything simply because it was just a logo on purple figment!

Basil of Baker StreetSep 06, 2024

It's really sad they pimp Figment out on all of their festival merchandise but refuse to give him proper representation with a top notch attraction.

Tha RealestSep 06, 2024

Thank you. As a graduate of a state school, I have fondness for the pop up merchandise areas that are set up to capitalize on parent’s weekend. Wait, what is this again?

wdwmagicSep 06, 2024

2024 EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival Merchandise https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/international-food-and-wine-festival/gallery/06sep2024-2024-epcot-international-food-and-wine-festival-merchandise.htm

Andrew CSep 06, 2024

It continues to blow my mind. It’s obviously so bad, they can’t possibly be happy with this.

mikejs78Sep 06, 2024

What a waste of space.

TiggerishSep 04, 2024

I was trying to figure out why it bothered me, and you nailed it! Why is WDW going for that vibe? 🤔 come on, children will grab things anywhere. It’s up to the parents to stop them. And ECVs are supposedly operated by adults, who should be able to avoid things. I’m actually literally shocked by some of the posts in this thread excusing anti-social (rude) behavior. No one should be laughing at it.