Sentence examples for beloved band from inspiring English sources

That was the rumour going around the morning after the beloved band played an angry blinder of a set on the Saturday night, minus drummer Mike Noga.

Yet he keeps slogging away with his beloved band, making chimey rock that aspires to the genius of the Goo Goo Dolls.

Because after a musical summer dominated by the Stone Roses and Blur, more than anything the science-fiction sitcom reunion seems like a beloved band getting back together.

The forty-two-year-old James Murphy, of the defunct but beloved band LCD Soundsystem, hosted a wine tasting, and spoke in detail about the appeal of natural wines.

There seemed in Petty both the joy of doing the thing he loved and the burden of performance, the tremendous physical and psychic cost of leading a beloved band for so long.

Or maybe when rumors that Firefighter Durrell V. Pearsall, a beloved band member known as Bronko, had been found, alive, in a New Jersey hospital deflated like a hope-filled balloon.

Midnight Oil are one of Australia's most beloved bands and are currently in the midst of a major reactivation of their back catalogue.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Seventh Ave .at 33rd St. (212-307-7171) — June 30: Morrissey's wan visage and plangent voice, coupled with his sexually ambiguous lyrics, helped make the Smiths one of the more original and beloved bands of the post-punk era.

Bright Eyes had chosen two opening bands that uphold the straightforwardness of 1990s indie-rock — Wild Flag, which includes former leaders of the beloved bands Sleater-Kinney and Helium, and Superchunk — as if to heighten the contrast between scruffiness and razzle-dazzle.

Wareham is a respected cultural figure who cut a wide swath through the '90s independent music scene both in America and in Europe, fronting such beloved bands as Luna and Galaxie 500 (though, in the case of Galaxie 500, this frontman status was deeply contested by his bandmates, accelerating the group's eventual demise, which is captured hilariously in an anecdote at the beginning of the book).

Marketers have slapped their names on our museums, stadiums, schools, and beloved bands.