Definition of headliner in English:

headliner

noun ˈhɛdlʌɪnəˈhɛdˌlaɪnər

A performer or act that is promoted as the star attraction on a bill and typically performs last.
（演出海报上被突出宣传的）明星；头牌演员；主要节目，头牌节目
the idea was to place him as an opening act for a headliner in larger venues
Example sentencesExamples
- But the reason many of the headliners are where they are today is because they presented a different spin on an old concept.
- ‘Yeah, and the irony is that the headliner is supposed to be the main attraction,’ agrees Lawrence.
- With a limited number of slots on Main Stage, a lot of the musicians seen on side stages would be headliners anywhere else.
- Still, it's not everyday that a rock group performs a concert with an opening act that named themselves after one of the headliner's albums.
- Many pop and rock headliners have established themselves as good actors, even if they didn't become box office stars in the movies.
- The audience waited for another half an hour or so after the end of the performance of the supporting act, before the headliners of the evening appeared on stage.
- The headliners tonight need no introduction and the choice of venue seemed to have put them back where they belong.
- The Scissor Sisters will follow Saturday night's headliners, Pet Shop Boys, in what promises to be one of the best events ever arranged by Rob da Bank.
- In fact, he's upstaged the headliner a few times.
- He was a vaudeville headliner of growing stature when he went into radio.
- After all that, we finally got to the headliners.
- It gives comedy fans something substantial to chow down on before the headliner hits the stage.
- While the star headliner might tour with the show, smaller parts were often cast city-by-city.
- They motored their way behind the luxuriant tour buses of the headliners, and thought, privately, that they were living in a dream.
- Contrary to the usual gig fodder of a support act and headliners, these legends of the indie scene have decided to do something different and head out on a joint tour.
- You don't even know who the headliner is, and there's no presentation in that.
- The eastern, post-Toronto leg of the tour will feature headliners The Unicorns and regional acts.
- If they find out you're planning to up-stage the headliners, they'll zap you double-quick.
- It's a photograph of all those warm up acts you've grumbled through as you wait for the headliner to take the concert stage.
- The opening acts get more playing time than the headliner?

Definition of headliner in US English:

headliner

nounˈhedˌlīnərˈhɛdˌlaɪnər

A performer or act that is the star attraction on a program and typically performs last.
（演出海报上被突出宣传的）明星；头牌演员；主要节目，头牌节目
the idea was to place him as an opening act for a headliner in larger venues
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a photograph of all those warm up acts you've grumbled through as you wait for the headliner to take the concert stage.
- If they find out you're planning to up-stage the headliners, they'll zap you double-quick.
- In fact, he's upstaged the headliner a few times.
- Many pop and rock headliners have established themselves as good actors, even if they didn't become box office stars in the movies.
- The eastern, post-Toronto leg of the tour will feature headliners The Unicorns and regional acts.
- You don't even know who the headliner is, and there's no presentation in that.
- But the reason many of the headliners are where they are today is because they presented a different spin on an old concept.
- After all that, we finally got to the headliners.
- The headliners tonight need no introduction and the choice of venue seemed to have put them back where they belong.
- Still, it's not everyday that a rock group performs a concert with an opening act that named themselves after one of the headliner's albums.
- With a limited number of slots on Main Stage, a lot of the musicians seen on side stages would be headliners anywhere else.
- It gives comedy fans something substantial to chow down on before the headliner hits the stage.
- He was a vaudeville headliner of growing stature when he went into radio.
- Contrary to the usual gig fodder of a support act and headliners, these legends of the indie scene have decided to do something different and head out on a joint tour.
- While the star headliner might tour with the show, smaller parts were often cast city-by-city.
- ‘Yeah, and the irony is that the headliner is supposed to be the main attraction,’ agrees Lawrence.
- The opening acts get more playing time than the headliner?
- They motored their way behind the luxuriant tour buses of the headliners, and thought, privately, that they were living in a dream.
- The audience waited for another half an hour or so after the end of the performance of the supporting act, before the headliners of the evening appeared on stage.
- The Scissor Sisters will follow Saturday night's headliners, Pet Shop Boys, in what promises to be one of the best events ever arranged by Rob da Bank.

单词	headliner
释义	Definition of headliner in English: headliner noun ˈhɛdlʌɪnəˈhɛdˌlaɪnər A performer or act that is promoted as the star attraction on a bill and typically performs last. （演出海报上被突出宣传的）明星；头牌演员；主要节目，头牌节目 the idea was to place him as an opening act for a headliner in larger venues Example sentencesExamples But the reason many of the headliners are where they are today is because they presented a different spin on an old concept. ‘Yeah, and the irony is that the headliner is supposed to be the main attraction,’ agrees Lawrence. With a limited number of slots on Main Stage, a lot of the musicians seen on side stages would be headliners anywhere else. Still, it's not everyday that a rock group performs a concert with an opening act that named themselves after one of the headliner's albums. Many pop and rock headliners have established themselves as good actors, even if they didn't become box office stars in the movies. The audience waited for another half an hour or so after the end of the performance of the supporting act, before the headliners of the evening appeared on stage. The headliners tonight need no introduction and the choice of venue seemed to have put them back where they belong. The Scissor Sisters will follow Saturday night's headliners, Pet Shop Boys, in what promises to be one of the best events ever arranged by Rob da Bank. In fact, he's upstaged the headliner a few times. He was a vaudeville headliner of growing stature when he went into radio. After all that, we finally got to the headliners. It gives comedy fans something substantial to chow down on before the headliner hits the stage. While the star headliner might tour with the show, smaller parts were often cast city-by-city. They motored their way behind the luxuriant tour buses of the headliners, and thought, privately, that they were living in a dream. Contrary to the usual gig fodder of a support act and headliners, these legends of the indie scene have decided to do something different and head out on a joint tour. You don't even know who the headliner is, and there's no presentation in that. The eastern, post-Toronto leg of the tour will feature headliners The Unicorns and regional acts. If they find out you're planning to up-stage the headliners, they'll zap you double-quick. It's a photograph of all those warm up acts you've grumbled through as you wait for the headliner to take the concert stage. The opening acts get more playing time than the headliner? Definition of headliner in US English: headliner nounˈhedˌlīnərˈhɛdˌlaɪnər A performer or act that is the star attraction on a program and typically performs last. （演出海报上被突出宣传的）明星；头牌演员；主要节目，头牌节目 the idea was to place him as an opening act for a headliner in larger venues Example sentencesExamples It's a photograph of all those warm up acts you've grumbled through as you wait for the headliner to take the concert stage. If they find out you're planning to up-stage the headliners, they'll zap you double-quick. In fact, he's upstaged the headliner a few times. Many pop and rock headliners have established themselves as good actors, even if they didn't become box office stars in the movies. The eastern, post-Toronto leg of the tour will feature headliners The Unicorns and regional acts. You don't even know who the headliner is, and there's no presentation in that. But the reason many of the headliners are where they are today is because they presented a different spin on an old concept. After all that, we finally got to the headliners. The headliners tonight need no introduction and the choice of venue seemed to have put them back where they belong. Still, it's not everyday that a rock group performs a concert with an opening act that named themselves after one of the headliner's albums. With a limited number of slots on Main Stage, a lot of the musicians seen on side stages would be headliners anywhere else. It gives comedy fans something substantial to chow down on before the headliner hits the stage. He was a vaudeville headliner of growing stature when he went into radio. Contrary to the usual gig fodder of a support act and headliners, these legends of the indie scene have decided to do something different and head out on a joint tour. While the star headliner might tour with the show, smaller parts were often cast city-by-city. ‘Yeah, and the irony is that the headliner is supposed to be the main attraction,’ agrees Lawrence. The opening acts get more playing time than the headliner? They motored their way behind the luxuriant tour buses of the headliners, and thought, privately, that they were living in a dream. The audience waited for another half an hour or so after the end of the performance of the supporting act, before the headliners of the evening appeared on stage. The Scissor Sisters will follow Saturday night's headliners, Pet Shop Boys, in what promises to be one of the best events ever arranged by Rob da Bank.
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