Sentence examples for bands audiences from inspiring English sources

These bands' audiences are young, curious, and full of women; they go out and listen to music en masse.

In addition to the numerous fans who have started or joined punk bands, audience members also become important participants via the scene's many amateur periodicals in England, according to Laing, punk "was the first musical genre to spawn fanzines in any significant numbers".

The guitarist John Scofield has undeniable jazz credentials -- he spent years with Miles Davis -- but lately, he has been discovered by the jam-band audience and musicians like Medeski Martin and Wood.

His is the jam-band audience, and his new work is pure lotus-eater music with light-handed New Orleans grooves, singsong motifs and a gauzy, amiable funk.

Perhaps the Southern-rock passages were a misguided concession to the jam-band audience, but they were a letdown after the unruly beauty of the juke-joint blues.

Younger musicians are incorporating funk, international styles and electronic dance music into jams that were once dominated by the blues and country roots of the band that first drew together the jam-band audience, the Grateful Dead.

This can change later on as the band audience react.

For bands and audiences alike, Rebellion celebrates punk's continued appeal and relevance.

She often read poetry at clubs in Greenwich Village and ran up on stage when bands invited audience members to sing.

With bands and audience members separated by little in the way of hierarchy or physical space, sound took center stage.

The bands, the audience, the people who make music and who pay for it – they are conspicuously not in the discussion.