n.(演出中的)主要演员，主角

原形：headliner复数：headliners

The headliner of the music festival was a famous rock band.
音乐节的头条艺人是一支著名的摇滚乐队。
As the headliner, she had to perform last, after all the other acts.
作为头条艺人，她必须在所有其他表演之后最后演出。
He was excited to see his favorite comedian as the headliner at the comedy club.
他很高兴看到他最喜欢的喜剧演员成为喜剧俱乐部的头条。
The headliner for the charity event was a well-known singer who donated her time for the cause.
慈善活动的头条艺人是一位知名的歌手，她为这个事业捐赠了时间。
The festival organizers were able to secure a big-name headliner, which helped boost ticket sales.
节日组织者成功地请到了一位大牌头条艺人，这有助于提高门票销售。
After years of performing in small venues, he finally got the chance to be the headliner on a national tour.
经过数年在小型场所的表演后，他终于有机会成为全国巡演的头条艺人。
She was disappointed that her favorite band wasn't the headliner, but decided to go to the concert anyway.
她对最喜欢的乐队不是头条感到失望，但还是决定去听音乐会。
The headliner's performance was so impressive that it left the audience begging for an encore.
头条艺人的表演如此令人印象深刻，以至于让观众们恳求再来一次。
The festival's budget didn't allow for a high-profile headliner, so they had to settle for a lesser-known act.
该节日的预算不允许聘请高知名度的头条艺人，所以他们不得不选择一个不太知名的表演。
His dream was to one day become the headliner at Madison Square Garden, known for hosting some of the biggest names in entertainment.
他的梦想是有朝一日成为麦迪逊广场花园的头条艺人，这里以举办娱乐界一些最大牌的名字而闻名。