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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fun band" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a musical group that is enjoyable or entertaining to listen to.
Example: "Last night, we went to see a fun band play at the local bar, and everyone had a great time dancing."
Alternatives: "an entertaining band" or "a lively band."
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They're a fun band to watch.
In spare micro-seconds, I write and perform songs, both solo and with a fun band of friends, Uncle Wade (sorry, no CD).
Responses = 20 Participants = 9 "I play in a thing called a fun band where we go around and play music at Helping Hand centres and aged care facilities and all of that".
It's easy to forget, amidst their artfulness, that Animal Collective are a fun band, built on the deep-seated joy of longtime friendship.
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It is a very fun band.
It's a really fun band and it's pretty much the same group that was in the studio.
They are just a really fun band that we knew would set the perfect tone for our grand party". Don Bronze, who usually sets up the band's gigs and does all the social media work for the group, says 2014 should be another big year for them.
The watch costs $149 and comes with a few fun bands, including an Atari model that will tickle your nostalgia bone.
In 2007, The Wombats established themselves as a fun, innovative band with their debut, The Wombats Proudly Present: A Guide To Love, Loss & Desperation.
The fun had gone for pop's most fun band.
March 3 at 7 30 and 10 p.m. $30. Bill Kirchen and Too Much Fun Band, rockabilly.
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