Sentence examples for two-day concert from inspiring English sources

In those early years, Coachella was strictly a two-day concert, but Tollett got an unexpected offer: David Bowie.

Mr. Tenaglia will also spin as part of the ninth annual Ultra Music Festival, a two-day concert event at Miami's waterfront Bicentennial Park that is part of the conference.

This storied event, where a young folk-singer named Bob Dylan shocked the crowd four decades ago by plugging in an electric guitar and leaving folk behind, has evolved into a two-day concert attended by 20,000 people, most between 20 and 40, who spend a fair amount of money on snacks.

It was supposed to be an alternative outdoor extravaganza: a two-day concert where thousands of people could pitch their tents on a freshly mowed field near the North Fork of Long Island and enjoy art exhibits, yoga classes and the music of more than two dozen bands, including the Beastie Boys and Radiohead.

With the two stages, banner and portable toilets that now stand on a former airfield here, one could get the impression that everything is nearly set for the thousands of people expected to arrive starting Friday afternoon for a two-day concert featuring bands like Radiohead and the Beastie Boys.

Elaine Lorillard, a socialite who with her husband, Louis, lured jazz greats to their hometown in Rhode Island for a two-day concert series in the summer of 1954, starting the Newport Jazz Festival and creating the model for what became a worldwide circuit of outdoor jazz festivals, died on Monday near her home in Newport.

When the Classic West and East, two two-day concerts in Los Angeles and New York headlined by the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, were announced earlier this year, comparisons to last year's wildly successful Desert Trip were immediate and inevitable.

The festival's website said this year's three-day concert was sold out.

Bruno Mars was the headline act that closed the three-day concert on Sunday night, hours before the incident took place.

And two musicians, the trumpeter Dave Douglas and the bassist Mark Dresser will be given four-day concert runs.

After rocking out at a three-day concert, a band of hipster musicians takes a wrong turn on the way home and ends up in Hollywood, where a washed-up former A-lister lures the band members to her mansion and refuses to let them leave.