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2025 Eat to the Beat Concert Lineup and Dining Packages

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In the cool of the evening when everything is getting kind of groovy, you can enjoy an Eat to the Beat concert from August 28 to November 22, 2025, at this year’s EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival! Who can you see? Can you guarantee a seat? Do you need to? This year’s lineup of concert performances and dining package information is below. Dining packages can be booked beginning on July 16, 2025.

What is the Eat to the Beat Concert Series?

Each fall, the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival at Disney World brings a global culinary celebration to the parks. Like all EPCOT Festivals, Food & Wine features free daily performances on the America Gardens Theater stage. The Food & Wine Festival Concert Series is called Eat to the Beat and features popular musical artists on the weekends, mixed with local acts during the week.

Eat to the Beat concerts are free, but the wait for standby seating can take time; for popular acts the line begins forming over an hour in advance. To guarantee a seat, you can book an Eat to the Beat Dining Package at an EPCOT restaurant. If you’re trying for standby seating and you don’t get in, you can still enjoy the music from nearby areas outside the theater.

Eat to the Beat concerts have three performances a day, at 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm, and 8:00 pm at the America Gardens Theater. Valid admission for EPCOT is needed to attend a showing, as well as a park reservation if your ticket requires one. This year’s lineup of performers is below.

2025 Eat to the Beat Concert Schedule

The full set of musical acts that have been announced is below, including both weekend and mid-week performers. Weekend (Friday through Monday) performers are in bold. Dining packages are only available for these bolded performers.

  • Aug. 28 – 4NRS Journey
  • Aug. 29–30 – Joey Fatone & Friends
  • Aug. 31–Sept. 1 – MercyMe
  • Sept. 2–4 – 4NRS Journey
  • Sept. 5–6 – KT Tunstall (NEW)
  • Sept. 7–8 – TobyMac
  • Sept. 9–11 – Audio Exchange
  • Sept. 12–14 – STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas
  • Sept. 15 – Bacilos
  • Sept. 16–18 – La Calle Band
  • Sept. 19–20 – Sheila E.
  • Sept. 21–22 – Ben Rector (NEW)
  • Sept. 23–25 – Evolution Motown
  • Sept. 26–27 – Tiffany
  • Sept. 28–29 – Jesse & Joy
  • Sept. 30–Oct. 2 – Southbound
  • Oct. 3–4 – Baha Men
  • Oct. 5–6 – TBD
  • Oct. 7–9 – Element
  • Oct. 10–11 – The Wanted 2.0 (NEW)
  • Oct. 12–13 – The Fray
  • Oct. 14–16 – Latin Ambition
  • Oct. 17–20 – Hanson
  • Oct. 21–23 – The M-80’s
  • Oct. 24–25 – Hoobastank
  • Oct. 26–27 – Smash Mouth
  • Oct. 28–30 – Hayfire
  • Oct. 31–Nov. 1 – Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
  • Nov. 2–3 – Boyz II Men
  • Nov. 4–6 – The Hooligans
  • Nov. 7–8 – David Archuleta
  • Nov. 9–10 – Jordin Sparks (NEW)
  • Nov. 11–13 – Gilly & The Girl
  • Nov. 14–15 – Bowling For Soup (NEW)
  • Nov. 16–17 – The Beach Boys (NEW)

Eat to the Beat Dining Package Details

There are 15 restaurants at EPCOT offering Eat to the Beat Dining Packages. All but one are Table Service and require advance reservations for Dining Packages. Packages include a guaranteed seat to the Eat to the Beat concert on the same day; you’ll be asked to select the time of the reserved showing when making your reservation. On the day of your visit, you’ll receive a badge with the day and time of your reserved seating when your meal is complete.

Prices do not include admission to EPCOT, and a separate theme park reservation is needed if your ticket requires it. Compared to the cost of the meal alone, the extra cost to book the dining package is typically about $20 per adult and $10 per child.

You can use Disney Dining Plan credits to pay for the Eat to the Beat Dining Package. Your confirmation email will include the number of credits needed. In 2025, this is usually the same number of credits as a non-package meal at the same restaurant.

Eat to the Beat Dining Packages

These packages can be booked online as of July 16, 2025. Prices and locations are shown below. Note that dining packages are not available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays.

Meal Adult Price Child Price
Biergarten Restaurant – Germany Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $66 $35
Chefs de France – France Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $81 $33
Coral Reef Restaurant – The Living Seas Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $73 $29
Garden Grill Restaurant – The Land Pavilion
Breakfast $66 $40
Lunch/Dinner $79 $49
La Crêperie de Paris – France Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $56 $30
La Hacienda de San Angel – Mexico Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $82 $37
Le Cellier Steakhouse – Canada Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $99 $39
Nine Dragons Restaurant – China Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $60 $23
Rose & Crown Dining Room – United Kingdom Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $61 $26
Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya – Japan Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $80 $40
Spice Road Table – Morocco Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $56 $21
Teppan Edo – Japan Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $80 $40
Tutto Italia Ristorante – Italy Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $77 $29
Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria – Italy Pavilion
Lunch/Dinner $65 $28

Adult prices apply to those aged 10 years and up; listed prices do not include tax and gratuities. Except at Spice Road Table, the package price includes an entree and dessert, or one full buffet/family-style meal, as well as a beverage, which may be an alcoholic beverage if guests are 21 or older. At Spice Road Table, the package includes 2 small plates and one beverage per person, which may be an alcoholic beverage if guests are 21 or older, plus a tagine and dessert platter for your party to share.

Same-Day Eat to the Beat Dining Packages

Only one location is offering a same-day dining package this year: Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue in the American Adventure Pavilion. 2025 pricing is $36 (not including tax) for adults and $21 for children. Visit the restaurant on the day of the show you want to attend to ask about availability, which is not guaranteed.

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Jennifer Heymont

Jennifer has a background in math and biology, so she ended up in Data Science where she gets to do both. She lives just north of Boston with her husband, kids, and assorted animal members of the family. Although it took three visits for the Disney bug to "take", she now really wishes she lived a lot closer to the Parks.

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