I can't say whether or not Sam Fender is suitable to headline the Pyramid, it’s ultimately subjective. He’d probably do more than well but for me it's worth noting that he’s an artist with a relatively modest 4M monthly listeners, which is low. From the perspective of a Glastonbury attendee travelling from outside the UK, I feel it would be a bit unusual for the headliner to be an artist I barely know two songs by. I understand that the festival is much more than its headliners, but I like to think that getting a ticket to Glasto gives you the chance to see artists that are rarely accessible or available at other festivals. Sam Fender isn't one of them.
When I think back to 2016, when I was there, I got to see Adele and Coldplay, and it blows my mind. These are artists that could sell out stadiums around the world even then. That's kind of what I still expect from the festival.
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