Sentence examples for front a band from inspiring English sources

I play guitar but I'm not a great singer so I couldn't front a band.

In his mid-20's, his music began to change, evolving from wanting to front a band to enjoying a more introspective solo career.

The punk rock part didn't kick in until recently: he and his brother front a band, Gob Roberts, a riff on his film "Bob Roberts".

He is not colour-blind; he doesn't front a band called Perestroika; he has never had his watch stolen by a seagull, and he has never suffered a snake bite to his leg.

As far as giving up his solo identity to front a band, Mr. Tizzio is very comfortable with being a member of Anyville instead of fronting the Joe Tizzio band.

But after speaking to a range of men and women about the pros and cons of the job, an unexpected pattern emerges: hardly any of them wanted to front a band, most of them find the job stressful and almost all of them would be happy to lurk in the shadows instead – playing a bit of bass guitar, perhaps, or messing about on a keyboard somewhere just to the right of the drummer.

Kowalczyk fronts a band appropriately named Sweet Sue and Her Society Syncopators.

I haven't been fronting a band in a while now.

This is his first gig fronting a band and the joint is packed.

She's now in the English capital fronting a band making smart, sharp guitar pop.

Now she's announced she will be fronting a band called Loveless.