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Core Insights - The proportion of popular artists at music festivals during the National Day holiday has increased significantly compared to previous years, indicating a structural change in the artist lineup [1][3][4] - The National Day period saw over 40 brands and 152 music festivals held across the country, with a notable rise in various music genres and the emergence of new festival brands [5][12] - The influx of popular artists has led to a dual situation for music festivals, where they benefit from high traffic but also face challenges related to quality and audience expectations [3][19] Group 1 - The National Day music festival season is characterized as a rare peak for the music market, with a high concentration of popular artists [4][5] - More than 67 groups of popular artists participated in the music festivals, with a significant number being actors who have returned to their singing roots [8][9] - The top ten busiest popular artists during the National Day festivals included names like Huang Zihongfan and ONER, showcasing their extensive engagement [9][11] Group 2 - The trend of popular artists dominating music festival lineups has led to a shift in festival operations, with new brands adopting different models focused on "traffic mixes" [12][13] - Some festivals have reduced the presence of traditional musicians, allowing popular artists to headline single-day events, which can significantly boost ticket sales [14][15] - The structure of festival lineups has evolved, with a more organized approach to categorizing performances by style, moving away from the previous "mixed bag" format [16][27] Group 3 - The entry of popular artists into music festivals is seen as a mutual benefit, enhancing ticket sales and attracting cross-industry attention [20][22] - Many popular artists, despite their non-professional backgrounds, have successfully leveraged music festival platforms to enhance their public image and career prospects [28][30] - The phenomenon of "first performances" at music festivals has become a focal point, with the potential for significant ticket sales driven by fan engagement [31][32] Group 4 - The challenges of balancing the presence of popular artists with the need for professional quality in performances have become increasingly apparent [37][39] - Issues such as pricing disputes and fan conflicts at festivals highlight the complexities introduced by the involvement of popular artists [34][36] - The sustainability of this trend relies on maintaining a balance between audience expectations for quality and the commercial pressures of the music festival industry [40]