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Some reference at the bottom to how those numbers may change since Biden stepped down https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/rfk-jrs-exit-help-trump-according-polls-rcna167539
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Powerful stuff. Given some reports suggest they're on the way to 500m in their campaign fund, presumably it will be on a lot.
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I'm not sure you've explained your point clearly, as for the most part the things outside the typical genres for pyramid things are usually early slots, where a proportion of the audience won't yet be up and about, so far before the time of peak audiences. If people want to see classical or theatre (other than the existing fest slots) there are already tons of town or city venues to see that and indeed those places do not want more competition for business. Finally if you get frustrated because others, who in many cases have loved the festival for a lot of their lives, don't agree with your perspective you clearly aren't gonna win anyone over by calling them sycophants. Lots of folks (but not all) just think that for the most part the bookers do a good job - I've seen some cracking stuff and a lot of brilliant surprises over just under 40 years.
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To be honest, none of those bands are big bands in Portugal. Mgmt still has some appeal, but Catfish isn't Paredes de Coura material. The comment of @gigi21 makes sense, and can be a good possibility.
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