Sentence examples for first ever performances from inspiring English sources

In March 2013, Rise Against played their first ever performances on African soil when they performed in South Africa for the Durban, Johannesburg and Cape Town legs of RAMFest, where they headlined the festival along with the UK band Bring Me the Horizon.

His three Manere miniatures, based upon a fragment of Gregorian plainsong, get their first ever performances, and after works by Stockhausen and Oliver Knussen, the concert ends with Goehr's 12-movement song cycle Vanishing Word.

But then, a few months ago, I discovered (from Henslowe's Diary) that the first ever performances of Shakespeare's Henry VI, Part I, Part II, Part III and Richard III were at the Rose theatre on Bankside.

As their influence grew their headquarters became socially important venues, with Middle Temple and Gray's Inn hosting, respectively, the first ever performances of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and Comedy of Errors.

As a setting for anachronistic banquets, there can be few places to match Lincoln's Inn's Hogwartian "Great Hall" – even if it lacks the claim to fame of the similarly impressive halls of fellow inns Middle Temple and Gray's Inn, which respectively hosted the first ever performances of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and Comedy of Errors.

In October 1990, the Pump Tour ended, with the band's first ever performances in Australia.

Wilson also includes the childhood stunt that Abramović has billed as her first ever performance.

This will be his first ever performance as a comedian – so I have to ask: why did he ever agree to do it?

The BBC was broadcasting a piece of opera history - the first ever performance of Alban Berg's Lulu in its entirety.

The creation was inaugurated with the first ever performance in China of Puccini's Turandot, a controversial opera in the country.

The animal was named Dolly after the singer, who stole the show with her first ever performance at the festival last week.