Sentence examples for potential concert from inspiring English sources

Other projects Smith plans include an original new LP, and a potential concert album based on a 2008 gig in Paris, the band's 2013 tour of Latin America, their large-scale tours from 2011 and 2012 and the Cure's recent shows at Royal Albert Hall.

Analyst Mike Hughes at Panmure Gordon said shareholders should accept the offer if it becomes formal: We believe it unlikely that a rival bid at a larger premium than this will materialise and with the potential concert party owning over 54% of the share capital, it is likely that this bid will go through.

While there are more or less intriguing drafts of potential concert programs, and a memorable tussle with John Cage about Bernstein's inclusion of an orchestral improvisation in a 1963 Philharmonic concert, there is, for example, no real discussion of his beloved Mahler.

Early on, Arnault showed himself to be a gifted pianist, but he gave up on a potential concert career.

Apologising to his potential concert-goers, the former Nirvana drummer wrote: "I kills me to say it... the doctors have told us to cancel shows.

Right now, the main revenue source for the app is affiliate links, which it uses to redirect potential concert-goers to ticket selling websites when they're interested in a track.

The company recently partnered with Groupon on a new service called Groupon Live, has begun selling tickets at kiosks installed at Walmart stores, and has sought to reach potential concert-goers through its Facebook page.

Next, on the website it says this is an intensive program for potential with concert careers.

Growing up not in theatre but at punk gigs, the potential parallels between concert and performance have always intrigued me.

In post since last February, the station's fifth controller talks with genuine animation about his digital ambitions, as well as other collaborations with different bits of the BBC – not least, a potential sports-themed concert at this year's Proms.

Broadcasting and recording widened even further the potential audience for concert artists, at the same time as they tended to decrease the physical necessity for large new public performance arenas.