Does the following meet the criteria for a binomial experiment? True for Yes, False for No.

The world-renowned rock band, Lackadaisical B, just finished playing a show at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Concertgoers leaving the show are asked if they would consider attending a show where one of the opening bands from the concert they just saw were the headline act. The opening band in question is from Chicago. Promoters believe that 60 percent of concertgoers from Chicago would be interested in seeing the opening band headline their own show, since they are familiar with local acts. The promoters believe that 35 percent of out-of-town attendees would consider seeing the opening act in their own show. Since there are thousands of attendees, the promoters are not concerned with keeping track of who has been asked - therefore, after a concertgoer is polled they are returned to the population. The promoters are interested in the probability that 5 of the next 20 people asked will indicate that they are interested in seeing the opening band.