Sentence examples for grassroots band from inspiring English sources

A grassroots band may not want to carry hundreds of shirts with them on the road, but they can bring a kit and print just what they need for certain shows.

The funeral home has also "stood a deceased drummer from a grassroots band at a drum set" for a wake, an employee told Yahoo.

Middle-class people began to follow steel bands at Carnival, and boys from well-to-do families formed their own steel bands or even played in grassroots bands.

In three years of grassroots audience-building, the band hasn't even played New York yet.

Put another way, Mr Bush was signalling that the dedicated bands of grassroots activists who decide many party primaries are a menace.

The band went into Grassroots, a community recording studio in Cardiff, in June 1997 and looped a sample of the Black Uhuru track "I Love King Selassie", playing along and writing "Smokin'" "completely spontaneously".

Each dot represents a ZIP Code inhabited by a youth volunteer for the Streetwise Concepts and Culture street team, a fan volunteer network that assembled over the Internet for grassroots promotion for new rock bands.

He urged musicians to ignore the pop charts, record their own albums and create a grassroots following, just as punk and grunge bands from his generation in the 1980s and early 1990s had done.

Realizing this, a group of concerned citizens have banded together to create a grassroots movement to support Bloomberg.

That is precisely why people band together, form organizations, and participate in grassroots movements and campaigns: to construct the collective power needed to make righteous demands politically potent.

Inspired by Wells's experience playing in a folk band at the local Catholic church, Folk celebrates grassroots activity and the DIY spirit of bands that aim not for perfection but to bring communities together.