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Epcot seemed especially barren this weekend, likely because Disney-goers are saving their theme-park appetites for the upcoming Food & Wine Festival, which begins this weekend, Friday, Sept. 19, and runs through Monday, Nov. 10. In addition to delicious dishes you can now access at discount late-night Epcot entry prices, each year, Epcot draws in a range of bands and artists for a little background music to the feast. Here's the schedule to Eat to the Beat, for those who want to coordinate the perfect dinner date:
Sept. 19-21 Jo Dee Messina
Sept. 22-23 The Pointer Sisters
Sept. 24-25 The Commodores
Sept. 26-27 Christopher Cross
Sept. 28-29 Hanson
Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Air Supply
Oct. 3-5 Starship starring Mickey Thomas
Oct. 6-8 Sugar Ray
Oct. 9-10 Fuel
Oct. 11-12 Sister Hazel
Oct. 13-14 Richard Marx
Oct. 15-16 Billy Ocean
Oct. 17-19 Night Ranger
Oct. 20-22 Smash Mouth
Oct. 23-24 Jim Brickman
Oct. 25-26 Los Lonely Boys
Oct. 27-28 Wilson Phillips
Oct. 29-31 Dennis DeYoung of Styx
Nov. 1-2 38 Special
Nov. 3-5 Boyz II Men
Nov. 6-7 David Cook
Nov. 8-10 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
We're curious if after booking Hanson for this year's festival, next year they'll be tempted to change "Eat to the Beat" to "MmmBop."
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