We’ve seen some great concert lineups in the past for Disney World special events and festivals. But the latest for 2023’s Flower and Garden Festival has to be one of the best ever!
Disney Parks has announced today the full lineup of concerts available at Epcot this spring. It’s breathtakingly good with plenty of returning bands that must have enjoyed the experience in the past. Almost every single set of days is awesome, and I feel bad about even mentioning a few as standouts. That said, getting Kool and the Gang, Switchfoot, Rick Springfield and Plain White T’s are major gets. There are more just as big. It’s hard to believe how successful Disney has become at filling out the roster for this festival!
- March 3-4 – Journey former lead vocalist STEVE AUGERI
- March 5-6 – Daughtry
- March 10-11 – Tommy DeCarlo
- March 12-13 – Smash Mouth
- March 17-18 – Mike DelGuidice
- March 19-20 – Blue Oyster Cult – NEW
- March 24-25 – Berlin
- March 26-27 – The Pointer Sisters
- March 31 – Luis Figueroa – NEW
- April 1-2 – Piso 21 – NEW
- April 3 – TBD
- April 7-8 – STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas
- April 9-10 – Don Felder, formerly of the Eagles
- April 16-17 – Switchfoot – NEW
- April 21-22 – A Flock of Seagulls
- April 23-24 – Jo Dee Messina
- April 28-29 – Ambrosia with Peter Beckett, The Voice Of Player
- April 30, May 1 – Kool and the Gang
- May 5-8 – Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone
- May 12-15 – The Orchestra starring former members of ELO
- May 19-20 – A.J. Croce: Croce Plays Croce – NEW
- May 21-22 – Casting Crowns – NEW
- May 26-27 – Jason Scheff, longtime lead singer of Chicago – NEW
- May 28-29 – Rick Springfield
- June 2-5 – Plain White T’s
- June 9-10 – The Spinners
- June 11-12 – The Commodores
- June 16-17 – Vertical Horizon
- June 18-19 – Tony Orlando
- June 23-26 – Simple Plan
- June 30, July 1 – Living Colour
- July 2-3 – Wang Chung
You might as well be walking on the sun if you wish that you had Jesse’s girl. Now get out the cowbell!
For all the latest news that should be fun, keep reading That Park Place. Of the bands on the list, which ones are you most excited to see? Let us know in the comments below!
