The phrase "band consisting of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a band made up of particular people or instruments. For example, "The band consists of seven members, five of whom play instruments and two who provide vocals."
It had also merged with another, more anarchic band, consisting of five drummers and a saxophonist.
Several weeks worth of recording sessions ensued with a band consisting of Presley, guitarist Scotty Moore, and bassist Bill Black.
Joey (Rob Mayes) is a mall janitor who's also, conveniently, the frontman of a boy band consisting of his fellow janitors.
"The Bugaloos" is a lot more fun, a fantasy of a super-groovy British pop band consisting of four low-key bugs: Joy, Harmony, Compassion and IQ.
This band, consisting of the drummer Andrew Cyrille, the bassist Mark Dresser and the saxophonist Marty Ehrlich, seems to get together for festival season regularly now.
If Silkworm were a new band consisting of well-dressed New Yorkers, it might be touted as the next big thing.
He will perform in a tribute to Frank Sinatra through Sunday, with the saxophonist Frank Wess and a band consisting of Benny Powell, Johnny Blowers and Jerry Bruno.
Some voices have been arguing that a band consisting of two white men don't have any right to call themselves Slaves, that the term is racially loaded.
They left Geneva on the 18th of June, 1741, a band consisting of 8 masters and 5 servants, all well armed.
The other is the miniscopic fracture band, consisting of the fracture of yarns in all three directions.
The southern slopes of the Greater Caucasus merge into a second band, consisting of central lowlands formed on a great structural depression.
