"niche band" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a type of musical group that has a devoted, but relatively small fandom. For example: "The genre-crossing, funk-infused melodies of the niche band have fascinated their dedicated fanbase since their formation in 2017."
But that's a niche concern, and the Black Keys are no longer strictly a niche band.
"Today, when everybody has their own niche band they're listening to, it's hard to determine what a scene is".
They seemed destined to remain under the radar; a niche band with a small but loyal following.
One frustration is that his commissions still come from the niche band of artists, designers, architects and creative entrepreneurs, like Ms. Hong, rather than from mass-market Chinese brands.
Perth's great because you can get your own identity, band wise, and you've got niche bands and everyone's supportive and you hit that point where you either move over to Sydney or you don't.
We pretty much wrote rock music and it just got to that stage where the band moved from Perth to Sydney, the other side of the country.Perth's great because you can get your own identity, band wise, and you've got niche bands and everyone's supportive and you hit that point where you either move over to Sydney or you don't, the music I was writing changed.
SalsaPalooza with Gilberto Santa Rosa, singer, and Grupo Niche, salsa band.
(Travel nannies occupy a curious professional niche, accompanying band members who want to bring their families on the road and also have some alone time with their spouses).
Once an amiable, niche jam-band bohemian paradise, the Bonnaroo festival has swelled into one of the country's most vibrant pop culture experiences.
By all accounts (so the super-fans told me, so his stylist said), Liam took the longest to find his niche in the band.
Not wanting to limit his appeal to rock and roll audiences, he changes his niche to big band singing and records major hits, such as "Mack the Knife".
