Sentence examples for developing acts from inspiring English sources

That means the work of developing acts, spreading the word, and supporting tours — all of which used to be done by record labels and radio (back in the days when the big rock stations played new music) — now has to be done by Live Nation and Ticketmaster, whether they want to do it or not.

Most European rock festivals are just star-studded, crowd-pleasing events, but Denmark's Roskilde Festival and France's Trans Musicales in Rennes, with their balance of big names and developing acts, have become important career stepping-stones for international performers, and England's Glastonbury Festival is a cornerstone of the British rock scene for established acts and newcomers alike.

Most European rock festivals are just star-studded, crowd-pleasing events, but Denmark's Roskilde Festival and France's Trans Musicales in Rennes, with their balance of big names and developing acts, became important career stepping-stones for international performers, and England's Glastonbury Festival became a cornerstone of the British rock scene for established acts and newcomers alike.

What You Were Hoping For? peaked at number 19 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers Albums, which is a weekly music chart that ranks top-selling albums by new or developing acts, defined as those who have never appeared in the top 100 of the Billboard 200 or in the top 10 of Billboards component charts.

An American band -- which is suing the British group over its use of the name -- is No. 48 with its album "The Light" this week on Billboard's Heatseekers album chart, which recognizes "new or developing acts".

It is a developing act, I mean that in every sense of the word.

He wasn't an artist, longing to be seen: he was an entrepreneur who developed acts, and let those acts become his public face.

Casablanca was the name of a boutique label popular in the 1970's and 1980's that was led by the late producer Neil Bogart, who developed acts including Kiss and Donna Summer.

The novel porous microscaffold developed acts as promising scaffold for 3D culture and survival and transplantation of stem cells for tissue engineering.

Stanton Eckstut, the architect and planner who developed Acting Governor DiFrancesco's development concept, lamented the emphasis on attractions to draw people to a Disney-like destination.

Rather, in its broad outline, it appears to have developed, act by act, from the sequence of events.Meanwhile the Administration had taken action of decisive international significance.