Sentence examples for headline music from inspiring English sources

Headline music acts have an electronic and psychedelic edge, with Caribou, Underworld and 65daysofstatic on the bill.

At events such as the Wilderness Festival (wildernessfestival.com) in Oxfordshire this weekend, brainy speakers from organisations like Intelligence Squared and The Idler are as much an attraction as the headline music acts.

The big, scary headline: music piracy is right up there with climate change as an issue of monumental, worldwide importance.

Vampire Weekend, Cold War Kids and Bright Eyes are among the indie bands headlining Music to Know, a new two-day festival at the Easthampton airport.

But he shared in their phenomenal success in the early 1960s, when they headlined music and comedy shows at the Sands in Las Vegas and made movies like "Ocean's Eleven" and "Sergeants 3".

In 1991, the People newspaper exposed Ling in a piece headlined "Music Girls Maestroo In Sex Probe, which reported that police were investigating claims of sex abuse at Chetham's.

The afternoon stadium show, with the day's headlining music acts and exhibition matches, is sold out, but the morning offers tennis exercises and other children's games on more than a dozen courts, as well as a stage for up-and-coming pop artists, like the 14-year-old crooner Ahsan and the 19-year-old singing twins Megan and Liz.

The Scottish DJ tops the Electronic Cash Kings list for the fifth consecutive year, raking in mid six-figure fees for his Las Vegas performances while augmenting his income by headlining music festivals for seven figure sums.

First to the punch with UK glassware apps include The Guardian newspaper with an app that delivers updates and headlines; music identifier app Shazam; and gamified fitness app Zombies, Run!

Male DJs tend to headline at music festivals and top dance music charts compiled by Billboard, U.K.-based DJ Mag or the more dance music-conscious Resident Advisor.

The website claimed LCD Soundsystem will headline three music festivals in the US and the UK.