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    SXM Fest Returns in 2025 as Tropical Music & Art Getaway

    By Mark MancinoNovember 14, 2024
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    The eighth edition of SXM Festival returns to Saint Martin in The Caribbean from March 12-16, 2025.

    Pack your bags – it’s almost time to head to Saint Martin for the upcoming eighth edition of SXM Festival. Serving as the perfect tropical music and art getaway, SXM returns to Sint Maarten in The Caribbean from March 12-16, 2025 – and the lineup will have you booking your travel accommodations in no time.

    Known for its unique blend of culture and cutting-edge electronic music, SXM takes festivalgoers on a five-day journey through stunning locations, from villa parties to jungle clearings, beaches to mountain tops, SXM does its job at creating an immersive experience in paradise.

    The forthcoming SXM first wave of artists includes 16BL, Âme, Antdot, Anvaya, Azzecca, Bora Uzer, Camelphat, Chris Luno, Ella Romand, Ferreck Dawn, Francis Mercier, Julia Sandstorm, Kadosh, Kahani, Kitty Amor, Kunal Merchant, Layla Benitez, Lica, Made By Pete, Manti, Maz, Miluhska, Nico De Andrea, Nicole Moudaber, Nicolas Masseyeff, Notre Dame, Oxia, Peace Control, Rio Tashan, Sam Divine, Sander Kleinenberg, Sébastien Léger, Share, Sosa, Sparrow & Barbossa, Themba, Trikk, Yulia Niko and Wild Dark.

    In addition to the stacked lineup, the first-round announcement also features label showcases from house music mainstays like Defected, Fraublau, and Indo Warehouse, bringing an array of global talent to the island.

    The 2025 edition introduces three breathtaking new venues, each designed with hand-crafted decor to enhance the natural beauty of Saint Martin. Festival highlights to include the legendary Villa Party, the magical Sunday morning Sunrise Party, and the Panorama Party atop the island’s highest hill, each promising unforgettable moments against stunning landscapes.

    In a significant shift, SXM Festival has decided to remove its VIP program, aiming to create a unified experience that fosters connection and community. Instead of exclusive areas, all attendees will share in the festival’s energy, with bottle service available upon request. Designated bottle service areas will be available throughout the events and can be booked by contacting Festival Staff directly at info@sxmfestival.com.

    Those interested in more information or attending, visit https://www.sxmfestival.com/.

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