Sentence examples for concert tracking from inspiring English sources

Stew and Heidi Rodewald, the rock artists who created the musical "Passing Strange," are headed to St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn for a week next month to star in the world premiere of a new multimedia concert tracking their journey from dive clubs to Broadway.

Many users have already been using a concert tracking app before Spotify, they may keep using the same app.

This set includes everything from his definitive interpretations of Jimmy Webb songs to rare concert tracks.

Now, they've done it again, with Art Tatum's "Piano Starts Here," an album that first appeared in the LP era and contains four studio performances from 1933 and nine concert tracks from 1949.

But the Zenph "re-performance" on a sophisticated player piano (with the studio tracks recorded in a studio and the concert tracks recorded before a live audience at the Shrine Auditorium, in Los Angeles, the site of the original concert) is just grotesque.

The set included outtakes of songs and concert tracks the band played while on tour in 1977.

The move allowed partners like the concert-tracking app Bandsintown to sell concert tickets within the app.

"They are taking a big hit," said Gary Bongiovanni, editor of concert-tracking publication Pollstar.

One measure of the shift: Of the 100 highest-grossing concert tours of 2011 worldwide, according to the concert-tracking service Pollstar, 11 were country acts.

In the tour business, they're singularly dominant, controlling 62% of the live music market, according to Wienkes (Pollstar, a concert data tracking company, pegs the figure a bit lower).

It was no desert mirage: Where total attendance last year totaled about 190,000 over the three-day event (according to Pollstar, the concert industry tracking publication), this year that figure will be up more than 18% to around 225,000, Stagecoach's newly appointed festival talent buyer, Stacy Vee, told The Times on Friday.