SXM Festival 2019 Announces Phase Two Lineup Including Ricardo Villalobos, Nicole Moudaber + More

Following the devastation of the Caribbean island of Saint Martin by Hurricane Irma in 2017, SXM Festival will return this year on March 13-17. Fans will be able to catch their favorite electronic music artists performing on the island’s beaches, nightclubs, and cliff-top villas. SXM Festival 2019 announced yesterday the phase two additions to its lineup that include Ricardo Villalobos, Nicole Moudaber, John Acquaviva, M.A.N.D.Y, Shaun Reeves, and Blond:ish who will be joining Marco Carola, Apollonia, Guy Gerber, Dubfire, Audiofly plus many more. Checkout the SXM Festival 2019 Lineup video below.

SXM Festival 2019 Lineup A-Z:

  • Alex Niggemann
  • Amine K
  • Apollonia
  • Archie Hamilton
  • Atish
  • Audiofly
  • Axel Boman
  • Be Svendsen
  • Blond:ish
  • Chaim
  • Cristi Cons
  • Dana Ruh
  • Dewalta
  • DJ W!ld
  • Driss Skali
  • Dubfire
  • Eduardo Castillo
  • Enzo Siragusa
  • Ferro
  • Francesca Lombardo
  • Fumiya Tanaka
  • Gescu
  • Goldcap
  • Guy Gerber
  • Holmar
  • Jennifer Cardini
  • John Acquaviva
  • Jon Charnis
  • Julian Prince
  • Kora
  • M.A.N.D.Y
  • Maher Daniel
  • Marco Carola
  • Matthew Dekay
  • Mandana
  • Molly
  • Neo Human
  • Nicole Moudaber
  • Oceanvs Orientalis
  • Ostrich
  • Oxia
  • Rebolledo
  • Ricardo Villalobos
  • Sabo
  • Seb Zito
  • Sepp
  • Shaun Reeves
  • SIT
  • Sonja Moonear
  • Spokenn
  • Traumer
  • UnderHer
  • Unders
  • Viken Arman

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