Sentence examples for whose concert was from inspiring English sources

The professor described it as "coughing avalanches" Professor Wagener believes that coughing in concerts can be "switched off" referring again to Brendel whose concert was uninterrupted after he told the audience to "cough more quietly".

The frontman of Eagles of Death Metal, the band whose concert was targeted in the Paris attacks, has apologised for alleging the club's security guards were involved, saying his remarks were the result of his struggle with trauma.

Stars such as Robbie Williams, Niall Horan, Pharrell Williams, Take That, and, of course, Ariana Grande, whose concert was the target of the May attack, also performed at the benefit show.

It is indeed difficult to think of Mr. Biss, whose concert is on Friday evening, as a debutant of any sort.

But the theater, whose concerts are being booked through the Bowery Presents, will be selective about its programming, he said.

Los Angeles was home to a scabrous and squally band called Black Flag, whose concerts were frequently raided by riot police.

After his initial flash of inspiration, Mr. Soderbergh spent several years puzzling over how to best tell the story of Liberace — Wladziu Valentino Liberace by birth, Lee to his friends — whose concerts were equal parts rhinestones and rapid-fire performances of Tchaikovsky and Chopin.

The modern orchestra is, arguably, an anachronism, an intensely hierarchical structure whose dominant roles are often filled by men, whose performances are characterised by rituals of absurdly old-fashioned formality, and whose concerts are devoted to music seen by many to have had its heyday.

For a performer whose concerts are often as colorful and bizarre as a circus, this took it to another level.

Manson, whose concerts are chock full of theatrics, was helped off the stage when the band and stagehands realized that the incident was not part of the performance, Billboard reported.

Whose concert are you most likely to be front row at and why?