'features guests' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are describing something or someone that is featuring guests, such as a TV show, event, or podcast. For example, "This special episode of the talk show features guests from the fashion industry."
Kygo's forthcoming debut album, Cloud Nine, features guests such as Tom Odell and Labrinth, and – Kygo promises – moves beyond tropical house.
Unlike most of the other panels at Comic-Con, the Black Panel has nothing to sell, and features guests who also have nothing to promote.
Her album, recorded in Miami and New York, was produced by the veteran belter Betty Wright, and features guests such as Angie Stone and Timmy Thomas.
He's followed at 7 30 by the fingerpicking blues guitarist Larry Johnson, and his band features guests including the harmonica master James Cotton and the rockabilly singer Billy Lee Riley (of "Red Hot" renown).
(Sinagra) PREFUSE 73 (Tonight and Tomorrow) The atmospheric indie hip-hop D.J. Scott Herron's latest album "Surrounded By Silence" (Warp) features guests like Ghostface Killah and Blonde Redhead's Kazu.
A recurring get-together presided over by a faux Martha Graham (Richard Move, Marthahatat Mother's" features guests who include Rob Besserer, Deborah Bull of the Royal Ballet, Donlin Foreman, Julie Atlas Muz and Doug Varone and Gwen Welliver.
The highlight is unquestionably 'L'Via L'Viaquez', which features guest appearances from John Frusciante and Flea.
His latest release, "Ripe" (New West), features guest appearances by Benji Madden, Mandy Moore and Rooney.
This show features guest expert Cory Kossack, one of the 200 highest-grossing eBay sellers.
It features guest star Chris Gethard as Trevor.
The song features guest vocals from Kesha.
