Sentence examples for host bands from inspiring English sources

The smaller NME/Radio One stage will host bands including the Gossip, Glasvegas, Friendly Fires and Gallows.

Tiny joints such as Valentines (232 SW Ankeny, valentineslifeblood.blogspot.com) host bands that, in the UK, would instantly be hailed as the Next Big Thing.

Both the historic Stone Pony and Asbury Lanes, a perfect blend of music venue and well-scuffed bowling alley, still host bands, and the town was recently overtaken by the Asbury-born Bamboozle Festival's 90,000 fans, many of whom showed up for local heroes Bon Jovi.

It's only open May-Sept, but during those months, they often host bands a year or two away from filling up arenas -- The Avett Brothers and Dave Matthews Band among them.

The host band that night was led by Willie Steele.

"There's something about music that's such a galvanizing force," Maury Martin, 62, a family doctor and soprano saxophone player, said after playing the host band's opening set.

Deer Tick hails from Providence, R.I., close enough for it to serve as a host band: In addition to its festival set, it anchored a series of boozier after-shows at the Newport Blues Cafe on the Thames Street waterfront.

Certainly, Eu3+ also can obtain energy from host band directly.

The lowest Er3+ 4f–5d transition energy (5.93 eV) exceeds the host band gap.

A two-step photoconductivity measurement was designed to determine the Er3+ energy level position relative to the host band gap.

Here we discuss the influence of host band-structure on nonradiative processes at surfaces, as well as the RE autoionization across the interface.