Sentence examples for rock crowds from inspiring English sources

After that, punk rock crowds were a doddle.

"They said, 'Rock crowds are nothing like this.' There were fisticuffs at the door".

For a while in the late 1970s John Cooper Clarke was a fixture on the new wave scene, impressively convincing punk rock crowds that what they really wanted to hear was an evening of poetry.

Johansson's lurking backstage among bands, and even singing with them to rock crowds, gives her a whiff of something more dangerous-seeming, earthy and direct than her long, isolated months on-set, even as musicians see her as a cinema-screen-sized, superhuman beauty, walking among them.

Hopefully he's quick on his feet; unhappy rock crowds can get a bit lawless.

Also, teasers at "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" screenings over the holiday weekend showed frantic rock crowds cheering while snippets of Axl-sounding screeches and guitars played.

The Reading Festival's proud British rock crowd treat this exhausted, insulting star with contempt.

"I am so pleased I've been embraced by the rock crowd," he said.

This was not a typical Kid Rock crowd — in fact, he said later that it was the most sedate crowd he'd seen all year.

It's a full house, a rock crowd, and there's a feeling of excitement and euphoria.

"Tim has the option of presenting music in so many styles," said Britt Govea, who books shows catering to the indie and experimental rock crowd in the Bay Area.