Sentence examples for stage and band from inspiring English sources

Last year, a $7 million addition was built to house a new gym, stage and band room.

I turned up late, excited by the promise of local music, but instead of there being a stage and band there was just a bloke on a stool with an accordion.

The first six hours of the show, which started at 9 30 a.m., took place on the festival's second stage, and bands hammered out their 20-minute sets.

It works great on a big stage and the band is the right band for a big stage now.

Now the RCA set (Red Seal 74321-66133-2; two CD's) brings a recording based on newly published scholarship of Stephen Hinton and Edward Harsh, which tries to reconcile Brecht's 1928 libretto with original stage scripts and band parts.

Astaire and Rogers once danced across its stage, and Big Band horns echoed off its domed ceiling.

Isabel Sörling is an absolute joy to watch on stage and her band Soil Collectors is the purest representation of her theatricality and intensity.

Following a seasoned harmonica howl from Jagger, ex-member Mick Taylor sauntered on stage and the band tore into Midnight Rambler, an essay in musical darkness and dynamics even today.

His voiced seemed infinitely bigger than the tiny frontman on stage, and the band's musical eclectic arrangement brought the catchy pop melodies to life.

After eight songs, the lighting and sound equipment was torn from the stage and the band was obliged to an impromptu finish.

With just one stage and six bands, it was the pared-down successor to 10 years of the Siren Music Festival that The Voice used to present at Coney Island.