Festival headliners

Festival headliners are the main acts or performers scheduled to play at a music festival, typically featuring well-known artists or bands that draw large crowds. They usually occupy the most desirable time slots, often performing at the end of the festival day, to maximize audience attendance. Headliners play a crucial role in attracting festival-goers, as their popularity can greatly influence ticket sales and the overall success of the event. Supporting acts or lesser-known performers often play earlier in the schedule, creating a diverse lineup that enhances the festival experience.