Sentence examples for fronting a band from inspiring English sources

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

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

The song's going out... there!" By 1972, Springsteen was fronting a band and writing songs to be performed solo.

Azuquita, fronting a band of some of the better Latin musicians in New York, opened his show uneasily.

People regarded him as an underground folk-rocker who seemed more comfortable as a sideman than fronting a band.

Leaving, if only temporarily, is one way of dealing with the difficulties that arise from fronting a band.

Assigned to Special Services of the Third U.S. Army for his two-year enlistment, Young fronted a band called the Circle A Wranglers.

She was special because she fronted a band and made the sort of music that wasn't... easy.

From stadium-packing rock star to champion of the impoverished, Bono has fronted a band and causes that have endeared him to millions.

In his early 20s, having left his public boarding school, Uppingham, and having been rejected by all the London drama schools, Riley fronted a band called 10,000 Things, in which his brother played bass.

I danced with a Royal Marine "Bruts Gonella" — whose brother Nat Gonella fronted a band called "The Georgians".