Sentence examples for band expanded from inspiring English sources

The band expanded into a touring pop-art-pop group, and a strange chain of meetings, events and adventures followed, the most recent of which is the recording of an alternative soundtrack to Hans Richter's wonderful 1947 Jungian surrealist epic Dreams That Money Can Buy.

The band expanded to nine musicians for the tours in support of the album.

With this release the band expanded its musical direction, resulting in an album that appealed to a more mainstream audience.

The band expanded their instrumentation to include electric piano, Mellotron, cello and other strings, glockenspiel and electronic effects.

The band expanded their use of vocal overdubs on Help! and incorporated classical instruments into some arrangements, notably a string quartet on the pop ballad "Yesterday".

During Haney's years, the band expanded to include a concert band, a symphonic band, the Aggieland Orchestra, and a Drum and Bugle Corps, and the names of the two subunits reverted to their earlier designations of Infantry and Artillery Bands.

The band expand to a six-piece, their drummer placed stage-left to allow the audience a better view of a giant screen showing throwback psychedelic visuals.

(Jimmy Fallon bringing the Roots to "Late Night" was hailed as an innovation, a big-name band expanding the role of music on the talk show, but they also have the vortex of Fallon's cutesiness to contend with).

Tonight at 8, Sunday at 5 p.m., Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, (212) 875-5788; $28 to $49. (Midgette) EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK (Tomorrow) This period-instrument band expands to orchestral proportions for "Bach's Progeny," a program of late Baroque and Rococo works by J. S. Bach's sons, Wilhelm Friedemann, Carl Phillip Emmanuel, John Christian and Johann Friedrich.

Which means that around a third of its wearable owners have shelled out for (or been gifted) a second (or additional) band — expanding the profit margin Apple can make from the wearables.

While still rooted in pop punk, Blink-182 finds the band expanding their sonic template with darker, restless songs.