Sentence examples for band driving from inspiring English sources

And the quintessential salsa experience is to dance to a live band, driving home its mambos or merengues with horns and percussion.

And for the still-unsigned 22 year-old, this has meant she and her band driving up from their London flats to the genteel Warwickshire village Rose grew up in so they can record, on the cheap.

Exuberance was the prime tradition for the Israeli band Boom Pam — which used two guitars, drums and tuba to make oompah-happy connections between surf-rock, Balkan dance tunes and the hora — and for Babylon Circus, a 10-piece French band driving songs of comedy and politics with the beats of ska, swing and Gypsy music.

Donors were promised everything from special V.I.P. credentials on tour to lessons in chiptune creation; the top pledge level, of ten thousand dollars, which went unclaimed, was attached to a prize that included the band driving its van to a fan's house, playing a show, and then leaving the van behind.

The video starts off with the band driving through the desert in a red convertible.

This leaves the opening band driving themselves, desperately trying to keep up.

Now the two companies have been competing even more fiercely for bands, driving up the prices for performers, with ticket prices sure to follow.

Yet the band's driving force faced having to relearn the set between shows because of his deteriorating condition.

After one show, the band were driving down a road in Plymouth at 2am, "a little worse for wear", and they saw what looked like a Dalek.

Although she offered her share of gracefully rendered ballads, more often she led her four-piece band into driving folk-rockers, sometimes reminiscent of Bruce Springsteen's sprightlier songs.

It was his mother who suggested the name for the band after driving past the Route 46 retail store with the same name.