Sentence examples for integrated concert from inspiring English sources

It offers promoters a free website toolkit where they can create a Ticketfly Events page, integrated Concert site and Facebook Event in one fell swoop.

In early August, she sang "Brown Baby" before a crowd gathered in the football stadium of a black college outside Birmingham — the first integrated concert ever given in the area — while guards with guns and dogs prowled the field.

He cited racially integrated concerts he conducted in South Africa during the apartheid era and benefit concerts he organized for earthquake victims in Kobe, Japan, among his proudest moments.

By integrating concert data into all of those services, we're taking people who don't go to concerts and getting them into the funnel of thinking about going to more shows.

Chris LaRosa, music product manager at YouTube, said that integrating concert information had become more important as sites like YouTube become one of music fans' first stops in discovering new music.

Adaptations of the technique and aesthetic have become so integrated into concert music today that few listeners even notice anymore.

On April 3, Moonalice, which also includes ex-Saturday Night Live guitarist G.E. Smith, held its first live Twitter-integrated concert at a venue in San Francisco.

In October, when "The Dick Clark Show" originated from Atlanta, both black and white teenagers were in the audience — amounting to one of the first racially integrated rock concerts — and with National Guard troops present, it weathered threats from the Ku Klux Klan.

But the beauty of the startup is that they've exposed their API so that other music sites can integrate the concert listings.

During the 1940's she toured the South, demanding that audiences at her concerts be integrated, though herself subject to all the indignities of segregation.

Many jazz clubs at the time played to segregated audiences, but when Granz, an ex-marine standing at more than 6ft tall who kept himself in fine physical shape (he was a talented tennis player), began promoting his own small-scale concerts, he demanded integrated audiences and good rates of pay for the musicians.