Sentence examples for headline festival from inspiring English sources

London Grammar headline Festival No 6 in Portmeirion (festivalnumber6.com) on Friday.

ORIGINAL: Radiohead has announced their first headline festival slot, with multiple publications claiming the band will tour in 2016 to support their as-yet unnamed ninth album.

"How will that work if they play longer sets and bigger stages?" Countless headline festival slots answered that question, but Jack and his "little sister" Meg were still considered unique; the Musicians Union wouldn't have foreseen what happened next.

In fact, Music Week recently revealed that the past decade has produced only four new headline festival acts – Mumford & Sons, Calvin Harris, Avicii and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds – based on its analysis of the main stage headliners at the UK's five mainstream festivals.

We were talking about how good it was, but the French chef just shrugged and said: 'It's OK for festival catering.'" Hot Chip headline Festival No6 on 3 September and Bestival on 8 September "British people are embracing American food more than ever before.

The band hit the UK this week for two shows at Earl's Court - after which they headline festival dates at Glastonbury and Hyde Park.

And this summer Maná will headline festivals in Dallas, Madrid and Milan.

Because he is a member of Atoms for Peace, the group received offers to headline festivals.

Unless you're Arctic Monkeys or Mumford and Sons, new bands aren't given the chance to headline festivals.

Pavement began to headline festivals as an amiable bunch, with the temperature lowered and the static filtered out.

On the big stages, it brought back many regulars who headline festivals worldwide: Avicii, David Guetta, Tiesto, Benny Benassi, Above & Beyond, Hardwell.