Turkey and football will be the main Thanksgiving headliners up on the International Space Station.
We've put together the full line-up for the festival's five main stages, where you can take your pick of international headliners, up-and-coming artists and some old favourites.
The fancier systems have an airliner look, with small screens in the back of each front-seat headrest, or slightly larger ones that flip down from the headliner or up from the console between the front seats.
More seasoned comics come, too, to hone their craft; sometimes even headliners show up to do a quiet performance, notebook in hand, working out new material.
The headliners stacked up well through the 90s, with Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Nine Inch Nails and the Beastie Boys all taking the stage.
There were also local musicians playing on stage, which was cool, but none of the headliners showed up, and things were quickly going to shit.
After the headliners wrap up for the night, they pour back out of the festival gates in droves, gearing up for the city's rich offering of official and unofficial after-parties, some of which don't even start until the sun's been up for a couple hours.
The headliner wraps things up shortly after this, so I go on to close the show and say goodnight.
In the meantime, for those of you who didn't make it all the way through our discussion of Netflix's Ozark, I used Headliner to whip up this video of my podcast co-host Darrell Etherington explaining why he's not interested in watching some of the greatest TV shows of all time.
But something strange happened -- they released countless other radio friendly tunes like "Sweetness" and "Work" -- to name two, delivered a moody, melodic masterpiece in "Futures" in 2004 (methinks anyway), and toured the planet either as a headliner or opening up for mega acts like Green Day or Foo Fighters.
