Sentence examples for fronting a punk from inspiring English sources

I channelled my frustration into football (which became my main concession to masculinity) and fronting a punk band.

In it, Fanning ended up fronting a punk band, clad in clingfilm and eyeliner; in Teen Spirit she is living the Pop Idol fantasy, but she can sing.

The most important part of fronting a punk band is to be authentic.

Ezra Furman, sporting blue hair and a skirt, plays a frenetic parallel-universe version of rock'n'roll, like a wired Jonathan Richman fronting a punk E Street Band.

As a teenager, he fronted a punk band that played the clubs and pubs of Lancashire.

So Thewlis fronted a punk band, Door66, who all enrolled at drama school as a way to get to London.

His musical history is similarly spread out; he's worked as a composer for a touring dance company and fronted a punk band, Mad Man Films.

After graduating from high school in 1990, Egolf dropped out of Temple University after two semesters, saying that "reading and teaching myself has always worked better". He fronted a punk band before heading to Europe, afraid the success of the band would keep him from writing.

In 1978, I was fronting a three-piece punk band called Tubeway Army.

Sebert spends much of the evening wrestling her band and rolling on the floor, particularly during Dinosaur, a bitchy put-down of ageing suitors ("You are an old man/Go have a CAT scan") and Backstabber, which could be Gossip Girl fronting a punk-pop band and is perfect for anybody who finds Katy Perry too nuanced and calibrated.

He's also been a resident at Ministry of Sound in Birmingham, fronted an electro punk band and has the distinction of being the only person to play Marilyn Manson on the BBC Asian Network.