Sentence examples for perform live again from inspiring English sources
In fact, a year after the article appeared, she made vague suggestions in an interview that she might perform live again – "maybe not a tour, but something" – but no one really held their breath in anticipation.
Ben Clover, 28, who travelled from south London for the festival said: "I was hoping to see the band on the top of their game – now I am not sure we will ever see them perform live again.
And in the absence of any possibility of seeing him perform live again, it must be admitted that there's something fitting about these performances getting their showcase on larger screens, where fans can watch them in the company of other acolytes.
With Rhodes insisting that the band not perform live again until they were much tighter, the Clash rehearsed intensely over the following month.
Although he was reportedly eager to repeat the experience of these New York shows, Harrison never played "Bangla Desh" in concert after 1971 and he did not perform live again until his 1974 North American tour with Shankar.
None of us will ever see them perform live again, and the best we can do is push replay to re-inject fleeting images and memories etched in our minds in a conditioned stimulus-response dynamic.
This series, originally presented as a series of eight concerts at New York's Merkin Hall in 1994, was then recorded for the CLAVES label, and performed live, again at the "Accademia Bartolomeo Cristofori" in Florence.
And, if you can afford tickets, you will see it — as Beyoncé announced so slyly after the halftime show wrapped — performed live again during her forthcoming and aptly named Formation world tour.
There was a brief flicker of activity at the end of the last decade, when he began performing live again, appearing for a few songs during shows by bands featuring various permutations of the old Family Stone lineup, with decidedly mixed results.
Young is now devoted to working with another of his groups, The Just Alap Raga Ensemble; whether The Well-Tuned Piano will be performed live again by him remains to be seen (his pupil/disciple Michael Harrison is the only other person ever to have done so).
There is an innocence – an almost monastic purity – about Ant's enduring devotion to pop; after coming off antidepressants a few years ago, he began performing live again, playing modest venues, often unannounced, and later this year he will release a new album.
