Sentence examples for concert spot from inspiring English sources

The beloved concert spot Bargemusic, moored near the Brooklyn Bridge in Dumbo, floats serenely, with a cozy wood-lined interior and a temperamental toilet.

Close to the center of town, in a 100-year-old stone building, the Hopmonk Tavern is now a popular restaurant and concert spot.

Afterward, the party moves back to the main square, where lines form early outside L'Espace Julien (39, cours Julien; 33-491-24-34-10; www.espaclubulien.com), andimeworn concertd concert spot where the live music is as likely to be French indie as it is Senegalese rap or even Balkan ska.

Officials with the Illinois Sports Facilities Authority, the owner and operator of the ballpark, hope the venue becomes a go-to concert spot.

A good concert spot is earned.

There is something almost quaint about an overnight line for concert spots in an era of Internet presales and text-message ordering.

Not long ago, when the violinist MIRANDA CUCKSON was a student at the Juilliard School, audience members who attended the school's new-music concerts spotted her as a prodigiously talented player who could make even the thorniest contemporary scores sing.

At a Roots concert, Anna spots the incongruous Secret Service phalanx and runs off.

Years after first seeing them in concert, Patti Smith spots a billboard for the Doors' latest album, L.A. Woman, and overhears the band's new single, "Riders on the Storm," coming from a passing car.

Frédéric Stoll, the lighting designer, provided rock-concert effects colored spots, crisscrossing white beams in fog and the sound designers, Joan Cambon and George Dyson, added growls, scrapes, and breathy voices to the live keyboards, drums, and guitars.

I dreamed of going to one of his concerts, being spotted during the show and afterwards summoned to the dressing room, where David and I would laugh and talk and discuss life and love and fame and family before he asked me to wait for him until I was old enough to be his.