Sentence examples for concert knows from inspiring English sources

"Live in Texas" (1999): As anyone who has ever been to a Lovett concert knows, his shows are as tightly constructed as his albums.

As anyone who has ever been to a rock concert knows, large numbers of adolescents in confined spaces seem to be particularly susceptible to mass hysteria.

Anyone who has been to a symphony concert knows that no conductor is overpaid, even without comparing them to pop stars and professional athletes.

But as anyone who has ever been to a Dylan concert knows, he endlessly returns to and rediscovers his own work, often bizarrely, but never boringly.

Still, anyone who has seen Mr. Frasca in concert knows that he has the technique to produce the energetic, richly textured music here, and that the extra strings and computer circuitry mainly add color.

Anyone who has attended a rock concert knows that one way to construct a huge video display is to pile several monitors together and then electronically divide the overall image among the screens.

The more-or-less annual concert known as Reggae Carifest always seems to be controversial.

Schubert's Piano Trio in E flat (D. 929), written in 1827, was featured in the only public concert known to have been organized by the composer, in March 1828.

The concert, known as the Great Miracle (Monlam) Prayer Festival, begins at 7 30 and will be followed by a reception with the artists at 10. Tickets, $350, from (212) 807-0563, or $30 and up for the concert alone, from (212) 212-7800.

The concert was transmitted with a time delay on East German television and radio channels and the short but utterly powerful speech never made it to air – but those in the concert knew exactly what "barriers" meant, and their word of mouth later travelled the nation.

How do fans discover the new artists and get to the concert, know about them, and then discover the next one?" Dice is grossing "eight figures" in ticket sale transactions at this point, according to Hutcheon — which he describes as "pretty good" going for just two years in.