Sentence examples for band drafted from inspiring English sources

In 2001, for the Family Values tour, the band drafted Chester Bennington of nu-metal band Linkin Park in his stead.

For their fourth album, Holiday (1974), the band drafted in George Martin as producer, who helped frame their songs in clever arrangements and give them a glossy studio punch.

The band would return to Europe for the summer festival season but Kontos refused to tour and the band drafted Walter Ryan for the festival dates.

When a rock band draft in a gospel choir, it's usually out of a desire for authenticity: their presence is supposed to comfortably ground the song in a familiar musical tradition.

A late-period highlight, with the band drafting in US comedian and chat show host Jimmy Kimmel to tell the story of of the titular Joel, an anthropomorphic piece of coal excited to be picked by Santa as someone's present, only to realise he's the booby prize to teach a naughty boy a lesson.

The band have been hotly tipped to replace Florence + The Machine on the Friday line-up after the band were drafted in to replace the Foo Fighters.

Pulp, 1995 Jarvis Cocker's band were drafted in as a last-minute replacement for The Stone Roses and forced to camp as all the local hotels were full.

In 1940, Freeman played with Horace Henderson's Chicago band before being drafted during World War II.

Mr. Marsalis was in his wheelhouse, playing the trumpet with a 10-piece band whose members were mostly drafted from the ranks of his Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.

Gilmour, the Pink Floyd guitarist drafted into the band during a period in which Barrett was behaving bizarrely, said in an interview this year that he thought Barrett's breakdown would have happened anyway.

Eventually, terms were drafted and the band escorted Vallejo and two companions to Sutter's Fort.