Concerts in a sentence

The festival is complemented by individual concerts in spring and summer, and, including the individual concerts, comprises around 25 concerts with a total of about 13,000 visitors.

Hudson Yards and The Bowery Presents are joining forces for Summer Concerts at The Wells Fargo Stage, a weekly series offering free concerts by acts like Geese (June 21), Thuy (June 28) and The 502s (Aug. 2) in the Public Square & Gardens.

Organized by KPP Concerts, Spring Reverb 2023 is set to feature 18 concerts and a number of other special events.

The concerts promise to be "an unforgettable night of songs and shenanigans", previous concerts have been described as "joy-inducing, heartstrings-pulling", "moving, witty and boisterous" and "remarkable and uplifting".

And above all, please plan to join us for our spring concerts on Tuesday, March 19, or Wednesday, March 20. The concerts will begin at 7 p.m. and the doors and the bar will open at 6 p.m. both nights.

Big Concerts will beef up security to the upcoming Chris Brown concerts.

The festival will feature a programme of guest artist concerts, competitions for school, national and international choirs, as well audience favourit pop-up choral trail performances and community concerts in venues across the city and north west region.

Funding support from Creative Ireland Waterford will bring the eagerly anticipated concerts back to these settings for another two weeks and will include first-time concerts in Waterford General Hospital, in collaboration with the HSE.

Last spring as the pandemic put an end to indoor concerts throughout the city, Rabinovich and Calgary Philharmonic concertmaster and violinist Diana Cohen launched a series of casual concerts in front of their house.

The program will also include footage from past holiday concerts, a few NEW favorites from HSO’s “Music Monday” series, as well as the Christmas Sing-Along Finale, a favorite tradition at our holiday concerts.

Wampole said that, as of right now, the county is hoping to return to the interrupted tradition that was spawned last year with the riverside concerts, and that the concerts will be even more popular than last year’s.

NPR’s Tiny Desk concerts began back in 2008 and there have been roughly 800 concerts published, according to the news outlet.

From 21-28 July 2018, the organization initiated a series of collaborative platforms that include road shows, Sports for Peace concerts and peace concerts.

After the completion of the hockey series, the rink was opened to the public for free ice skating. citation Concerts Fenway has been home to several concerts beginning in 1973 when Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles first played there.

As well, public concerts became a key part of urban middle class society, in contrast to earlier periods, when concerts were mainly paid for by and done for aristocrats.

Congressman Kucinich appeared on stage with her at several concerts and she spoke positively about him from the stage at many more of her concerts.

Early grunge concerts were sparsely attended (many by fewer than a dozen people) but Sub Pop photographer Charles Peterson 's pictures helped create the impression that such concerts were major events.

He refused to take his hugely popular concerts to places which were segregated, even if he had to cancel concerts, thereby sacrificing considerable sums of money.

In addition to performing seven pairs of classical concerts each season, the Symphony also entertains with New Year's Eve Pops and its annual Yankee Doodle Pops concerts.

Live concerts and performances A unique feature to the show was the Mouseketeers performing concerts on certain days (which were usually taped the day before or in the summer, when the kids had more time).