SXM Festival is famous for transforming the gorgeous Caribbean island of Saint Martin into North America’s most famous party island for five days each year. From March 12th-16th, 2025 the carefully-curated mix of music, art, culture and tropical escape returns with a magical 8th edition.
In a groundbreaking move, SXM Festival is eliminating its VIP program. “We felt the energy last year – everyone wanted to be together, to share the experience. This year, we are one. No VIP program, just music, community, and the island,” says founder Julian Prince. This change reflects SXM Festival’s ethos of unity, providing an equal experience for all attendees.
These five days in paradise offer a fully immersive experience tailored to your own desires. Saint Martin offers endless cultural explorations and once in a lifetime island experiences, parties in bespoke and bohemian locations from villas to mountain tops, beaches to jungle clearings, and so much more, all with a focus on inclusivity and environmental conservation.
The island itself is one of the stars of the festival and is proudly spotlighted by the SXM team throughout the week.
In 2025, SXM Festival will introduce three stunning new locations with signature hand-crafted decor and artsy design.
More iconic festival moments will come at the Villa Party, the classic Sunday morning Sunrise party and the famed Panorama Party atop the island’s highest hilltop! These exclusive events, set against stunning natural backdrops, will provide next-level experiences.
This year’s first wave of names 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.
It also includes showcases from the renowned house music label Defected, the established Fraublau and the New York sensation Indo Warehouse.
