The phrase "a lineup that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a group of people, items, or events that are part of a larger collection or presentation.
Example: "The concert features a lineup that includes several popular bands and solo artists."
Alternatives: "a roster featuring" or "a selection that comprises".
American Folk Art Museum: Free Music Friday and Exhibitions (Friday through Sunday and Tuesday through Thursday) This free series of Friday night concerts continues at 5 30 p.m. with a lineup that includes the singers and musicians Roxanne de Bastion, Pete Lanctot and Matthew Brookshire.
They will perform in a lineup that includes the Borromeo, American and Escher string quartets.
In a lineup that includes Pamela Anderson and Keith Chegwin, King seems like an odd choice.
It will feature a lineup that includes the musicians Beyoncé, Bono, Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder.
This is all done with a lineup that includes two wide receivers, two slotbacks, a fullback and no tight end.
Kansas City won facing a lineup that includes former Royals Jermaine Dye, Johnny Damon and Jeremy Giambi.
Today, the focus will be solely on fashion, as the designer Peter Som kicks off a lineup that includes Jason Wu, Rag & Bone and SUNO.
His most recent album, "Woodblock Prints" (No Business), presents a prepossessing take on chamber jazz, with a lineup that includes bassoon, French horn, electric guitar, tuba and trombone.
The Liverpool festival – the UK's largest free celebration of African and Caribbean music – returns with a lineup that includes much-praised new Congolese band Mbongwana Star and Ghanaian veteran Pat Thomas, along with Randy Valentine from Jamaica.
She is joining a lineup that includes Beard and forward Iciss Tillis, both all-Americans.
But here one half of the duo, Mark Archer, will be making a solo appearance, joining a lineup that includes alottarhythmman and Ally Ridgers from Movement Music.
