Sentence examples similar to demand for band from inspiring English sources

There is seemingly huge demand for the band's music on streaming sites.

Danny Goldberg, a veteran manager and former label executive, said that such measures can make up for the lack of a tour if there is a pent-up demand for a band's new material.

If the demand for a band's ticket is high, they're the ones that should be making the mark-up, not some sleazy guy with 20 computers who bought 40 tickets the second they went on sale to turn around and flip them.

Prior to release, EA CEO John Riccitielo remarked that the company would not be able to meet the high demand for Rock Band in the 2007 holiday season, stating, "We're not going to be able to put enough inventory to meet demand in North America or Europe this calendar year or this fiscal [year]." This prompted many retailers to limit the number of preorders they sold before the game was released.

The band was moderately successful because there was a great demand for dance bands that year.

There won't be much demand for big bands soon".

When Congo's economy nose-dived and Kinshasa's once thriving music industry fell to ruin as a result, many of its music performers and producers emigrated to cities like Nairobi where the demand for Congolese bands was high, as were the prospects for a decent living.

The company was also hit hard by falling consumer demand for its Rock Band video game and for DVDs.

The YouTube generation has never got a Thriller or a Sledgehammer, partly because the internet's constant demand for content has bands spitting out videos as quickly and easily as possible.

Advances in wireless communication systems and development of new services have significantly increased the demand for more frequency bands.

Cognitive femtocell networks (CogFem) incorporate CR technology into femtocell deployment to reduce its demand for more spectrum bands, thereby improving the spectrum utilization.