International Flower & Garden Festival Garden Rocks Concerts

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Garden Rocks Concert Series Expands to Every Day of the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival, 6 March - 3 June 2019.

For the first time since the popular spring extravaganza expanded to 90 days, Garden Rocks concerts will play seven days a week, three times daily, for a total of 270 concerts spanning multiple genres across four decades of chart-topping hits.

Twelve brand-new Garden Rocks acts include: A Flock of Seagulls, Ambrosia, Peabo Bryson, War, Eddie Palmieri, Colin Hay of Men at Work, TobyMac, Steven Curtis Chapman, John Michael Montgomery, Magic Giant, Jon Anderson of YES and Journey former lead vocalist Steve Auger. Other new-to-this-festival acts that have performed at other Walt Disney World events include Glass Tiger, Wang Chung, Air Supply and more.

Guests can dance in their seats each evening to classic tunes at the park's outdoor America Gardens Theatre overlooking the World Showcase Lagoon. An eclectic mix of Flower & Garden Festival fan favorites includes 1960s icons Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone, '70s-'80s chart-toppers Rick Springfield, Dennis Deyoung and Don Felder, and '90s hit-makers Sister Hazel.

Performance times are 5:30, 6:45 and 8 p.m. and are included with Epcot admission. Guests can enjoy guaranteed concert seating by reserving a Garden Rocks Dining Package and enjoying breakfast, lunch or dinner at select Epcot restaurants. Here is this year's lineup (subject to change without notice):

• March 6-8: Journey former lead vocalist STEVE AUGERI (NEW) "Don't Stop Believin'"
• March 9-10: Glass Tiger (NEW to Garden Rocks) "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)"
• March 11-12: Jon Anderson of YES (NEW) "Owner of A Lonely Heart"
• March 13-14: Tony Orlando "Knock Three Times"
• March 15-16: Wang Chung (NEW to Garden Rocks) "Everybody Have Fun Tonight"
• March 17-20: Simple Plan "Perfect"
• March 21-22: Ambrosia (NEW) "Biggest Part of Me"
• March 23-24: Magic Giant (NEW) "Set on Fire"
• March 25-27: Air Supply (NEW to Garden Rocks) "All Out of Love"
• March 28-29: Berlin featuring Terri Nunn "Take My Breath Away"
• March 30-31: The Smithereens (NEW to Garden Rocks) "Top of the Pops"
• April 1-2: Rick Springfield "Jessie's Girl"
• April 3-4: Christopher Cross (NEW to Garden Rocks) "Sailing"
• April 5-7: The Spinners "Working My Way Back to You"
• April 8-9: Dennis DeYoung, original member of the group STYX "Come Sail Away"
• April 10-11: John Michael Montgomery (NEW) "I Love the Way You Love Me"
• April 12-13: Sister Sledge (NEW to Garden Rocks) "We Are Family"
• April 14-16: Night Ranger "Sister Christian"
• April 17-19: Sister Hazel (NEW to Garden Rocks) "All For You"
• April 20-21: Steven Curtis Chapman (NEW) "Cinderella"
• April 22-23: TobyMac (NEW) "The Elements"
• April 24-26: Lonestar "Amazed"
• April 27-30: The Orchestra starring former members of ELO "Evil Woman"
• May 1-4: Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone "I'm Henry VIII I Am"
• May 5-7: Don Felder, Formerly of the Eagles "Hotel California"
• May 8-9: A Flock of Seagulls (NEW) "I Ran (So Far Away)"
• May 10-11: Marshall Tucker Band (NEW to Garden Rocks) "Heard It in a Love Song"
• May 12-13: Peabo Bryson (NEW) "If You're Ever In My Arms Again"
• May 14-15: Richard Marx (NEW to Garden Rocks) "Right Here Waiting"
• May 16-19: STARSHIP starring Mickey Thomas "We Built This City"
• May 20-21: Colin Hay of Men at Work (NEW) "Who Can It Be Now?"
• May 22-23: War (NEW) "Why Can't We Be Friends"
• May 24-27: The Guess Who "American Woman"
• May 28-29: Jon Secada "Just Another Day"
• May 30-June 1: Blood, Sweat and Tears "Spinning Wheel"
• June 2-3: Eddie Palmieri (NEW) "Vamonos Pa'l Monte"